Missing: Proof the speed of light extrapolates.

"ralph sansbury" wrote in message
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"Uncle Al" wrote in message
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ralph sansbury wrote:

Do we have any clear evidence that light speed extrapolates
even
to the moon?
[snip idiocy]

Yeah, stooopid - lunar laser ranging

It is stupid to snip the discussion and answer to your
objection and simply state the objection again.
If you think that my answer that the lunar laser reception was
scattered and that faint receptions after 2 and 21/2 seconds
could be ascribed to this scattering and the real return was
after 2 seconds then say so.

Yeah, stooopid - the old lightspeed measurements using
observed
orbital time lags of Jupiter's Galilean moons.

We have gone over each of these before, my friend, and shown
them to have assumed light speed but not really tested it.
The Galileo moon lags are equally attributable as Cassini
said
to the changes in viewing angle from the Earth given the planes
of the two orbits.

Yeah, stooopid - communicating with the Martian rovers, the
Galileo
Jupiter orbiter, Cassini going to Saturn...

These are perfect examples of assuming the speed of light and
not testing it.


Yeah, stooopid - radar bounced off Saturn's moon Titan

And the results are vague and chosen so as not to be
inconsistent with other data on Titan.