Recent content by gregorygregg1

I was thinking from an inside perspective. Traveling at 60 miles per hour I would percieve a mile to be one sixtieth as long as someone traveling 1 mile per hour, even though the actual dimension of a mile doesn't change. As a photon at the speed of light I would pass an infinity of mileposts...

If observed time approaches 0 at the speed of light, does that mean the distance one travles at the speed of light is infinite? Since speed = distance/time, does this mean that, at the speed of light C= infinity/0 which = 0? There then appears to be no speed at the speed of light. Does this...

If you envision the singularities as "holes" in the structure of space, Wouldn't the substanceless dimension of space rushing toward those holes appear to be moving toward an observer positioned near one singularity, own galaxy, while at the same time, at a distance, moving away toward the...

Could the universe appear to be expanding because dimension is stretching in two directions at once? In other words, if dimension were rushing toward two singularities, might an observer between the two percieve an expanding universe?

In regard to your question, I have three additional questions regarding time: 1. If, as Einstein suggested, time stops at the speed of light, does that mean that at the speed of light it would always be now, and like a photograph, nothing would change? 2. If so, does this mean that now...