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Protons don't decay (as far as we can tell), they get ripped apart in black holes which evaporate into photons, mostly. All that's left are photons, moving at
by slowmovintarget 6y ago
Protons don't decay (as far as we can tell), they get ripped apart in black holes which evaporate into photons, mostly.
All that's left are photons, moving at the speed of light, experiencing no time, and never meeting each other as the universe expands away faster than they move.
"It's hard to bore a photon." -- Roger Penrose
- rbanffy 6y agoThey may decay, but when the lower bound for their half-life is more than 10^36 years, it'll certainly be very hard to observe it.