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-- If you are not attached to either of those light waves, then

you see each of them moving at the speed of 'c'.

-- If you are attached to either one and traveling with it, then

you see the other one approaching you at the speed of 'c'.

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Q: What is the relative speed of light between light waves travelling in opposite directions towards each other is it 2c?
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