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munky99999
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Ok so here it goes.
-As you approach the speed of light, time slows down. Shown with the atomic clocks, one in the plane, one stationary.
-at speed of light time would stop.
-above speed of light, time would reverse. unlikely but whatever
However isn't also the speed of light dependant on time. as speed is distance/change in(delta) time.
so if time has stopped for light itself, the speed isn't happening. and if no speed, no special mass and as light has no mass, it doesn't have rest energy.
so logically light doesn't exist if its true for the original -
-As you approach the speed of light, time slows down. Shown with the atomic clocks, one in the plane, one stationary.
-at speed of light time would stop.
-above speed of light, time would reverse. unlikely but whatever
However isn't also the speed of light dependant on time. as speed is distance/change in(delta) time.
so if time has stopped for light itself, the speed isn't happening. and if no speed, no special mass and as light has no mass, it doesn't have rest energy.
so logically light doesn't exist if its true for the original -