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    Occam's Razor and the Special Theory of Relativity.
    1.
    In 1905 Einstein wrote the paper:
    “ On the Electrodynamics of moving Bodies.” ( SRT).
    He wrote about moving of ‘Electrodynamics Bodies’ (!)
    It means he wrote about particles like quantum of light, electron. (!)
    And this movement is going in a negative 4D continuum.
    2.
    One postulate of SRT says: the speed of quantum
    of light in a vacuum is a constant ( c=1).
    3
    Another postulate of SRT says that motion, every motion (!),
    (even including the motion of quantum of light ) is relative. (!)
    4.
    One postulate of SRT says the speed of quantum
    of light is going in a vacuum.
    Minkowski, trying to understand Einstein’s idea, decided to take
    time as a fourth coordinate and created his negative spacetime
    4D continuum.
    What is negative 4D spacetime continuum really?
    Really the negative spacetime 4D continuum is vacuum.
    Why?
    Because only vacuum has negative parameter ( negative temperature )
    and only in vacuum the space and time tied together in unrequited continuum.
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    My conclusion.
    Einstein’s SRT explains the behavior of light quanta in vacuum.
    =====.
    Best wishes.
    Israel Sadovnik. Socratus
    =========================..
    P.S.
    "Einstein's special theory of relativity is based on two postulates:
    One is the relativity of motion, and the second is the constancy
    and universality of the speed of light.
    Could the first postulate be true and the other false?
    If that was not possible, Einstein would not have had to make two
    postulates. But I don't think many people realized until recently
    that you could have a consistent theory in which you changed only
    the second postulate."
    / Lee Smolin, The Trouble With Physics, p. 226. /

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  • #2
    The question is:
    Can quantum of light change its constant speed ?
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    Faster-than-light.
    Faster-than-light - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    etc . . .
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    • #3
      The book: Albert Einstein and the Cosmic World Order.
      / Six lectures delivered at the University
      of Michigan in the Spring of 1962 /
      by Cornelius Lanczos / The lecture № 3 /
      =============.
      Cornelius Lanczos (served as assistant to Einstein during
      the period 1928–29 ) wrote:
      SRT was created on two postulates.
      First postulate – there isn’t absolute speed of movement.
      Every movement is relative.
      Second postulate – the speed of light ( quantum of light)
      is constant.
      Lanczos wrote: from the first point of view it seems that
      to unite these two different postulates is impossible,
      trying to do this is absolute nonsense. (!)
      But . . . . It was be done. (!)
      Einstein made it. (!)
      . . It was needed the Einstein’s courage to do this unity. (!)
      How did Einstein connected them ? (!)
      1
      He solved this problem saying that Newton’s absolute space
      and time are relative.
      And they can be unite in negative spacetime - 4D.
      2
      As the result we can see different occurrences :
      ( for example: the physical parameters of particles can change )
      ==.
      And Lanczos wrote: now we are accustomed to this conception
      and never, not for the world give up from such manner of thinking.
      ==================.
      Very well ! !
      There is only small problem in this conception:
      What is the negative 4D spacetime ?
      Nobody knows.
      ! !
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