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whitelighter
[SOLVED] The speed of light = Zero
What! you say...oh no!
Context context...
WE have a speed of light at approximately 300,000 kms per second in a vacuum...agreed? Yes I think so...hmmmmmm
Sr tells us that light travels at a speed that can not be exceeded and that to do so would reverse time...ok...what does this tell us...or should I say me.
It says to me that light is in fact traveling at a speed that is zero relative to the universe it travels within...therefore in it's unmeasured state it has a speed of zero.
A photon is positioned smack bang in the middle of time between the past and the future ( I am so glad we have a theory development section at this forum)
What! you say...oh no!
Context context...
WE have a speed of light at approximately 300,000 kms per second in a vacuum...agreed? Yes I think so...hmmmmmm
Sr tells us that light travels at a speed that can not be exceeded and that to do so would reverse time...ok...what does this tell us...or should I say me.
It says to me that light is in fact traveling at a speed that is zero relative to the universe it travels within...therefore in it's unmeasured state it has a speed of zero.
A photon is positioned smack bang in the middle of time between the past and the future ( I am so glad we have a theory development section at this forum)