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jaketodd
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If time for something approaching the speed of light will slow down and approach zero, then how is it that light itself can exhibit changes - the oscillation of the E and B fields? Is it because those fields are perpendicular to the direction of light travel? If so, then something other than light, which is approaching the speed of light, would not experience time dilation in parts of its system moving perpendicular to the general direction of travel? At what speed do the E and B fields oscillate?
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Jake
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Jake