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Originally Posted by Khan N. Singh
i don't think i'm understanding what you mean about light and time. could you elaborate a little?  light (made up of photons) does take time to travel. but i guess that's not what you mean. i thought relativity said time would appear to 'slow down', not stop altogether at light speeds relative to everything else. |
Light travels and yet it has no time to travel. (light can travel for billions of years and never lose time, not even a millisecond)
Don't worry ... physicists don't understand it either. If they did then physics would be dead. The absolute is that "
Light has no time" And if light has no time then we cannot have time because it is just a thought like light, and distance, space, travel.
The other absolute that physics gives us is the quantum-gap. Focus on the quantum-gap and the particles become just thoughts.
Focus on the particles and physics becomes a wild-goose-chase of one impossibility creating/chasing others.
