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@swerdna: It is totally relatable to your question in that it did NOT require the same amount of time to travel the same distance; therefore, distance is not bound to time; also therefore, it IS possible to have distance without time.

Let's start with an example of time: If you dropped a cup from a table here on earth, it would take a certain amount of time for it to hit the ground.. agreed? Now, drop that same cup from that same table while on the moon.. it would take a different amount of "time" before it finally hit the...

Has anyone done the double slit experiment on light after being refracted into its separate colors of the spectrum? (Hope I asked this right, because I'm curious if each individual color still behaves the same way as when unrefracted light is passed through the two slits) I guess what I'm...