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#28 - anonymous (12/20/2009) [-]
Unfortunately, it only works when the car is parked.
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#35 to #28 - anonymous (02/23/2010) [-]
Sorry boss, but you don't know what you are talking about. Take a physics class.
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#29 to #28 - anonymous (12/26/2009) [-]
Not really. You'd just have to travel .386c + the speed of the car. The earth sees redshifting of stars and we are hardly stationary.
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#44 to #29 - anonymous (07/05/2011) [-]
When I saw this I remember there was an equation f(o)=f(s)(1+(v(rel)/c)). Using 450 nm for blue light and 700 nm for Red light I get .55c. Can anyone confirm? Just curious if I'm overlooking something. Thanks.
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