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Evolution Question Number Five; A theory long held as fact since the early 20th Century is that the speed of light is a constant as summed up in E=Mc2 (Otherwise known as Einstein’s theory of Special Relativity). Now, however, a debate has started over the question of is that really true.  If not, then Einstein’s theory gets tossed out the window.  If the speed of light was faster in antiquity than it is now, than the universe is MUCH younger than currently postulated since the age of the Universe is currently theorized based on the assumption that the speed of light was, is and always will be a constant. Question #5  The speed of light "c" is dependent of two other quantities, which are assumed to be constants. These constants are the permittivity of free space (which we will call "e",) and the permeability of free space (which we will call "u"). The speed of light "c" is determined to be c=[1/SQRT(e*u)]. Can you prove empirically that the speed of light as represented with "e" and "u" have remained constant since the beginning of time? Proceed to   Question Number Six.

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