Hypothesis proposes speed of light as the only fundamental velocity in nature, suggesting implications for how we understand motion.
This document presents an original scientific hypothesis proposing that the speed of light is the only fundamental velocity in nature. According to this hypothesis, all observed velocities—including the motion of particles, macroscopic objects, and the apparent reduction of the speed of light in material media—are emergent properties of complex processes composed of local interactions propagating at the speed of light.
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Vagho Vaghinak Srapyan (2026) studied this question.
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