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I'm glad that it did take you so many words. I remember reading about this a while back, but could never remember what it was called, or why the light particles

I'm glad that it did take you so many words. I remember reading about this a while back, but could never remember what it was called, or why the light particles actually didn't break the speed barrier. I really appreciate your laymen explanation, and now, thanks to you parent, also know what the effect is called.

Florin_Andrei 15y ago
Think of the wagon wheels, as seen in a western movie, turning back, or moving at bizarre speeds in either direction. It's not a perfect analogy, but it's a related phenomenon.
- 0x12 15y ago
  That's called aliasing.