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Photons travel at c, so don’t they experience no time? Wouldn’t they be zero old?
by api 4y ago
Photons travel at c, so don’t they experience no time? Wouldn’t they be zero old?
- superposeur 4y agoTrue that, but from the point of view of an outside observer, their wavefunction does have a phase that regularly oscillates (with a frequency corresponding to the color of the photon)
- ddingus 4y agoThat has always been my take. It explains how they always perform to spec even across unimaginable distance and time.
- bee_rider 4y agoMTTF at infinity due to relativistic effects is a pretty funny idea.