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james weaver
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Alright I'm a noob to all this but I have been reading a really good book that talks about special relativity and had a question. Considering that light does not pass through time, it travels between any two points in zero time, correct? Does that mean that from the perspective of the light, it's rate of speed is infinite? A second part to this question, if a person were to hypothetically travel at the speed of light, let's say from the Earth to the sun and back, would that imply that an infinite amount of time would have elapsed for an observer back on earth?