Science states that light travels at a speed of 3x10.^8 m/s in vacuum....
But all objects in the universe move at completely different speeds with respect to each other, so obviously many frames of reference can be generated after considering all matter in the universe. Then how is it possible for light to have a constant velocity with respect to all these bodies (reference frames). Please don't give answers like regionalized time dilation because to me time is only a concept developed by humans to identify correlate the different states in which matter arranges itself in the universe and does not exist as such.
Could this mean that light accelerates and decelerates to different velocities depending on density and motion of the surrounding matter,but this would mean light's velocity is not a constant...![]()