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(Most) current physical theories hold that the speed of light (and all other ]) is constant, ragardless of time and place, or ]. This has been confirmed in our immediate neighborhood in space and time to a high degree of accuracy.



In ], the speed of light is given the symbol <i>c</i>.



Following the consequences of this idea led ] to develop the ].



The speed of light is a defined constant, as both the ] unit of length and SI unit of time are respectively defined in terms of wavelengths and cycles of light.



Thus, the speed of light is <i>exactly</i> 299,792,458 metres per second.














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