A riddle

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Note if you are the kinda person that obsesses about a puzzle stop reading now.

My physics teacher gave us the riddle he made up so far no one has been able to get it.

It is "what is a duck, yet a vest has no sleaves"


Lets see if we can figure this one out.

Ohh btw if any one here nows a good amount about the thoery of special relitivty and would be willing to answer some questions pm me.
 
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not sure about the riddle, never really been good with em
but about the theory of relativity, just keep in mind the speed of light is not a constant. and there is lots of info and confirming experiments regarding this. the speed of light has been even halted, and sped up multiple times etc etc blah blah
 
hmm, Down (duck feathers) are typically used in vests, ill be up all night figuring this one out
 
Would it be one of those up-land game hunting vests? They have pockets in which you put your dead birds.
 
Jerkin and Duck vest I am going to run those ones by him. He promised to tell us if we guess right.

Keep these ideas coming
 
Is it supposed to be a meta joke/riddle? See if it's something like "one of it's legs is both the same" or something about dual singulars like that. Since vests have no sleeves that's part of the trick to the riddle.
 
Sounds like your teacher is a quack. That type of vest is also something Rednecks (sometimes called Quackers) might put on.

I really have no idea, I'm just full of puns.
 
He refuses to give the answer only confirm if its right or wrong. Evil isn't it?

ps. I had it wrong before I have posted the correct version
 
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not sure about the riddle, never really been good with em
but about the theory of relativity, just keep in mind the speed of light is not a constant. and there is lots of info and confirming experiments regarding this. the speed of light has been even halted, and sped up multiple times etc etc blah blah

That's right. The "constant" light speed of 186,000 miles/sec is really the speed of light in a vacuum and without gravitational interference. Look at something on the bottom of a pond, about a foot down, and you'll notice it isn't really where it appears to be from the surface. Light bends in water because it slows down in water. And somehow I think I borked that pond example.

Oh, the riddle? That's easy: 2πr?
 
"what is a duck, yet a vest has no sleaves"

That sentence makes no grammatical sense...
 
hmm...a penguin.

not sure if the riddle is supposed to have anything to do with physics, but "meh," if i'm right, let me know if i'm wrong...
 
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