Recent content by mugenshiyo

In relativity, it says that faster you approach the speed of light, the more things slow down. Is this on a sensory level, or actually, physically slow down? I mean, if light were "outside" time, then it wouldn't truly move, would it. We couldn't say light had a speed because it does not have...

I'm not sure if I'm questioning gravity here, but I was thinking about the movement of the planets around the sun and couldn't explain something. I know they say that gravity and the speed of the planets keep them going around the sun, but...how. I mean this sounds awfully like a system of...

Yes, that is what I meant. Sorry for not phrasing the question right. I get what your saying. I was wondering the exact process though. I understand that all the current doesn't travel through the body, even with a direct hit by lightning, but if the lightning is so hot, that should be...

Does anybody know why lightning doesn't kill any living thing it touches if it is supposed to be four or five times hotter than the sun and has a huge amount of voltage? The heat alone should be able to kill living things instantly, right?