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Hello friends: My Question: A massive object cannot move at the speed of light. Photons can move at the speed of light because they are massless. However, since energy and mass are equivalent, due to Einstein's famous equation E^2=(m(c^2))^2+(pc)^2, mass is energy by a conversion...

Or at least exists on the surface of the black hole's event horizon as a sort of hologram

Friends, Acquaintances, and Juvenile Delinquents alike lend me your ears... As a thought experiment, let us say we have two photons, photon A and photon B. Now our two lovely quanta of electromagnetic radiation are special, because they have been entangled after an atomic cascade. After the...

I asked a question, it was answered and it brought up another question. I am confused with the answer The Duck gave, as to the validity of the answer. Since the only thing that neutrinos have roughly in common with photons, besides being an elementary particle, is the speed at which they both...

I can now see how a neutrino would interact act with a black hole due to the massiveness of a neutrino so it would act as any other particle would; however how does its properties give it the same interactive characteristics as a photon? But being the fact that neutrinos are extremely weakly...

How would a neutrino act in regards to a black hole? As in approaching, passing by or "colliding" with a black hole?

I have read and I believe that I pretty well understand quantum entanglement but the more I learn the more it sounds like it is a way of perceiving how something happens than "spooky action at a distance". By this I mean how can this be considered a destruction of locality instead of common...

Since quantum mechanics rules over the microscopic world and Newtonian mechanics rules over the macroscopic world, what is the greatest possible arrangement of atoms to where quantum mechanics still rules and anything more would lead to Newtonian mechanics? In other words where is the line and...

how is that defined as a slow rate? since time is directly proportional to itself wouldn't it travel .00000000001 seconds every .00000000001 seconds. To define time as slow something would have to travel faster than time to demean its speed.

How fast does time travel when it is not interrupted by curves in space-time? In other words what is the fastest time can travel? By how fast does it travel, to elaborate, I mean what is the fastest possible transition from one moment in the past to another moment in the future? Is it the speed...

From my understanding is that nothing will happen.

No I was not confusing photons with protons. Because I know that when a particle and an anti-particle collide (such as a proton and anti-proton) the immediately turn into energy such as photons and gamma radiation. And if photons are created during the collision then what would happen if they...

Is there such a thing as an anti-photon? and if it did exist what would happen if it collided with a normal photon?

Is the quantization of time possible? Maybe then again maybe not. ~This post is not for those who believe that time is a creation of the human imagination~

As space expands objects dilute out and cool, which includes photons; however photons do not slow down like particles of matter instead, when they cool their vibrational frequencies decrease. This means that they change color, they go from violet to blue then to green, yellow, and red. Then they...