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Uh, that discovery actually predated Einstein. He simply explained how the speed of light was constant for all observers
To be more accurate actually, he and his first wife explained it
And it is remarkably consistent at doing that.
Relatively consistent.
*in vacuo
I'm reasonably sure that Einstein's breakthrough was more that he assumed light only travels at the speed of light and the all the equations worked.
Every experiment since has confirmed it.
Technically everything moves at c (the speed of light) through spacetime, all the time. Most objects that have mass spend the majority of their motion in the time part, and thus move relatively slowly in space. If an object moves fast in space (where fast is a significant fraction of c) then it moves noticeably slower in time because the total spacetime vector value is always c.
Photons, being massless, do not move through time at all, and move through space at c.
To add to this, this is always relative to an observer. If an object moves fast in space compared to you then it moves slower in time compared to you.
Any speed that light travels is the speed of light
The real breakthrough
The other way around. Experiments said that light always moves at C and he deduced what follows from that for space time.
Camera: flash
“Fuck you photons, next time. Again.”
Yeah, but is it a wave or a particle, eh, Einstein? Answer that!
Yes.
Holy Minkowski spaces, Batman! It's the old man himself!
Well, he did get a Nobel price for saying it's a particle.
Put a monocle on him and make it The Speed Of Causality.