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How to rule out that the speed of light was different in the past?

The constancy of the speed of light is a fundamental principle in modern physics, and it is supported by a wide range of current experimental evidence. There is no evidence to suggest that the speed ...
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Running Constant Values At Very Low Temperatures

From Wikipedia Coupling Constants, using QED as an example. I realise that the one-loop beta function in quantum chromodynamics is negative. If a beta function is positive, the corresponding ...
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Any method to determine the gravitational constant $G$ from observations in cosmological scale?

By the observations in cosmological scale, I mean observations by astrophysicists like motions of quasars in far distance from us, relative motions of our galaxy to others, etc. I know the famous ...
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