Implications can have that c is not constant in time.

[Doctor Luz]

No, I don't want to ask about the programming language

I read that few months ago in some university in Australia there was an exepriment. They were making an observation of some ancient "place" and the data they obtained implied a change in the fine structure constant, which must have different value than today. They supposed this change was due to a change in the charge of the electron or a change in the speed of the light c. They thought the most appropiate was a change in c.

I want to confirm this data and I want to know what do you think about this and what implications can have that c is not constant in time.

 

[AndyW]

Hello,

Thank you for sharing this interesting experiment from Australia. it is important to always question and confirm data before drawing conclusions. I would recommend looking into the specific details of the experiment, such as the methodology and analysis, to ensure the accuracy of the results.

If the data does indeed show a change in the fine structure constant, it could have significant implications for our understanding of fundamental constants and the laws of physics. However, it is important to note that there are many factors that could potentially affect the measurement of the fine structure constant, such as experimental error or unknown variables.

Regarding the possibility of c not being constant in time, this is a topic of ongoing research and debate in the scientific community. There have been some studies that suggest a slight variation in the speed of light over time, but more research is needed to confirm these findings and understand the potential implications.

In summary, it is always important to approach scientific data with caution and to consider all possible factors before drawing conclusions. I encourage you to continue researching and learning about this topic, and to keep an open mind as new evidence and theories emerge. Thank you for your curiosity and interest in scientific exploration.