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someone correct me if I'm mistaken, but for the particle the time goes so fast that it sees the 215,000 years that we see the photon take to gain a 1 centimeter
by TremendousJudge 9y ago
someone correct me if I'm mistaken, but for the particle the time goes so fast that it sees the 215,000 years that we see the photon take to gain a 1 centimeter lead go by in a flash
- cdelsolar 9y agoYeah, basically. If you were to hitch a ride on this particle, those 215,000 years would go in a flash (basically, how much time it takes light to travel a centimeter). Wherever your final destination was, you would have aged a few fractions of a second but you just traveled nearly 215,000 light years.
- pixl97 9y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GguAN1_JouQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GguAN1_JouQ When Time Breaks Down | Space Time | PBS Digital Studios At about 4:30 is when they talk about light speed, but you should watch before then to understand what is going on.