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I'm not a physicist, but AFAIU the speed of travel/causality for light is only the maximum speed of causality because photons have a mass of literally zero. If
by someplaceguy 3y ago
I'm not a physicist, but AFAIU the speed of travel/causality for light is only the maximum speed of causality because photons have a mass of literally zero.
If photons had non-zero mass they could only travel slower than the maximum speed of causality (which would probably be called speed of gravity rather than speed of light, in this alternative universe).