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No, it already happened in our frame of reference. Our frame of reference, in special relativity, is a spacelike slice through the universe, “now” is what we wo
by amluto 4y ago
No, it already happened in our frame of reference. Our frame of reference, in special relativity, is a spacelike slice through the universe, “now” is what we would conventionally think of as “now”, and light moves at the speed of light.
In general relativity, things get weird and frames are more of a local phenomenon, but as long as you stay away from the event horizon, it’s not that weird.