We now consider the motion of a flash of light that is emitted from the ship described in Part A. Imagine that there is a flashlight on the pool table that emits a flash of light directed toward the bow of the ship, which is still traveling northward at 25.0 m/s . The light encounters two photodiodes on the table that are spaced exactly 1.00 m apart along a north-south axis. What is the time ttable that elapses between when the flash of light encounters the first photodiode and when it strikes the second? Express your answer in seconds to eight significant figures. Remember that an answer such as 1/300000025 will be accepted at its calculated value (if you do not put commas in your answer). Also, the speed of light in vacuum is c = 299,792,458m/s