Re: speed of light

["Daniel L. MacIsaac" <Dan.MacIsaac@NAU.EDU>]

> speed of light. Already enough time had passed in the modern
> scientific era that any secular drift in c should have been
> detectable. It may happen in the future that this topic will
> be revisited, but it's certainly not something an eager
> young assistant professor seeking tenure should undertake!
>
> Leigh

I immensely appreciate the advice and intentions here, thank you.
I assure you I am staying focused :^)

But I'd like to be able to explain a simple experiment (like Jupiter's
moon observations or rotating mirrors) to my kids that they might
replicate for a science project that would yeild a measurement on the
right order of magnitude.

Back to my manuscripts, and thanks to PHYS-L for inspiration,

Dan the untenured

Dan MacIsaac, Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy, Northern AZ Univ
danmac@nau.edu          http://purcell.phy.nau.edu         PHYS-L list owner