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I meant reply, not answer, my bad. Measurements of light include it's speed, distance travelled, brightness. But also, why does does time not apply to light? I'm no physicist so maybe I don't understand, I just look for answers myself and this is where I'm at, at the minute.

Also, that wasn't meant to sound snotty if it did. I appreciate all replies.

What's said there does make sense for sure but it's just shying away from the question. Light and time can be measured together, that's why some light appears to be older than the universe itself. So in response I disagree that the question is meaningless. With your answer comes more questions...

Legend: A is the source B is the photons/light C is the destination (which isn't fixed) c is obviously the speed of light Yesterday I was sat thinking about how visible light can be older than the universe itself. I came to the conclusion that the...