Recent content by Adam Rifai

Excellent Information. thanks Matterwave

This Quote addresses the heart of my question, Fig 1 is a straight path of light Fig 2 is a path of light that is bent by Gravity the question is will both rays of light reaches from (a) to (b) at the same time?

i think the most difficult equation is 1 = 0.9999999...

Since light is a form of energy, and can be measured in energy units (joules, or quanta), therefore what cause , feed, create or drive that energy to maintain a fixed and constant speed, it baffled me

As i understood, that will not affect the fixed speed of light, i wonder what kind of engergy drives light to maintain it's speed?

Since light bend in gravitational fields in line with the general relativity , does the speed of light slows down? or is it always constant and never change?

Yes, your are correct, i have tested v=c on other online TD calc and the output is t=0 This is also correct, since after the Big crunch, the the space in SPACETIME will be no more, and TIME will not exists without the SPACE

Good point, but at v=c , √ 0 = 0 and not forbidden , so the equation will look like :

Thanks, i think E=pc is more relevant answer to my question about the mass-less rest-less photon

A photon has “zero” rest mass, but it does have Energy, But with zero Mass , E=MC^2 yields E=0 I am confused !

I agree with Imperial Thinker's statement , can you imagine ask Albert Enistien about a legimate reference to support his theoretical ideas in 1905, yet we all know now that he was right, anything is possible my friend

No, and my proof is my iron deficiency!

i am here to learn

I made a simple time dilation slider to experiment with the figs, i noticed at 100% c speed the time = 0 So does it mean that a person in a rocket at c speed, will live forever?www.timedilationcalc.blogspot.com.au

Since C is constant, so all matter of equal rest mass have the same E ?! e.g. an equal rest mass of water and rest mass of Uranium have the same energy ?