Would the effect of photon/quantum wrapping space time be negligible?

[San K]

Would the effect of photon/quantum wrapping space time be negligible?

the photon is small (with rest mass zero, however it does have "mass caused by motion") but so is the space it requires.

 

[jtbell]

Wrapping? Do you mean "warping"?

And negligible compared to what?

 

[San K]

Wrapping? Do you mean "warping"?

And negligible compared to what?

oops sorry...spelling mistake...yes..."warping"...

as an example...the Earth "warps" space-time...(..ref: gravity probe B)

i was wondering if the effect of a photon warping space-time would be negligible or not?

negligible, compared to (...everything is relative...;)...)...the quantum effects...

essentially i am trying to rule out all hypothesis till the only one left is a dimension "outside/more primary/more fundamental" than space-time...where, for example, entanglement would work...