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Simple home experiments can successfully measure the speed of light.
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Multiple studies demonstrate that simple tabletop and educational lab setups can successfully and accurately measure the speed of light.

Evidence for · 3
A tabletop experiment for the direct measurement of the speed of light
2008 · cited by 10
Demonstrates a tabletop experiment that directly measures the speed of light to a high accuracy using accessible student equipment.
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Papers 0, 2, and 6 all describe accessible, simplified laboratory or tabletop setups designed to successfully measure the speed of light. No papers refute the claim.

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Measuring the speed of light with a fiber optic kit: An undergraduate experiment
1997 · cited by 7
Shows that commercially available kits can be used simply and effectively in educational settings to measure the speed of light in an optical fiber.
An undergraduate laboratory experiment to accurately measure the speed of light
2020 · cited by 2
Presents a bench-top laboratory apparatus utilizing a simple digital voltmeter to accurately calculate the speed of light.
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