Obviously Einstein wasnt that smart. He got it wrong in this following quote taken from him about his chasing light waves thought experiment.
(Einsteins quote is taken from Norton cited above)
“All it takes is for there to be just one light source moving at or near c with respect to us for our space to be painted with frozen light. That is a firm prediction of the emission theory. Yet we have never experienced such a thing. An emission theory can only survive, then, if we make the dubious assumption that no fast moving, luminous bodies have passed through our corner of space—not even one. This is the first failure of an emission theory.”
How does Albert get to this silly conclusion? Oh I forgot.
He is a relativist. ( in other words: a closet etherist)
Because If light were frozen, as is possible under emission theory, we wouldn’t
see anything.
Seeing as light is only detectable when the magnetic field it is composed of
varies over time. Which it wouldn’t be doing since it is “frozen”
Unless of course we then moved relative to the frozen wave, at which point the
frozen light would be faintly detectable. Albeit so faint as to be virtually undetectable.
But if one had sensitive enough detectors then the ever so slowly changing
magnetic field of these now slightly unfrozen lightwaves would appear to be
very very very long wave radio waves.
Like for instance <0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000001 Hz.
And as far as I’m aware we don’t have the instruments to detect
such long wave radiation.