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| Re: Wave-theory?
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by nåte/">nåte on October 5, 1998 06:12:06 UTC |
: Look at space. : You see light-points. : You see matter. : What is time? Space and Time are related to their counterparts, Mass and Motion, in this way... Space*Mass*Gravity & Time*Motion*Velocity (c) Lets look at, Time, Motion and Velocity (c) Some believe that Space/Time is a constant and that light speed is relative... I differ. One has to observe what light is and why it moves at the velocity it does. Light is energy. It has no mass. Why does it travel at a given velocity? Because that is what time moves at. If you were a photon of light looking out at the universe you would observe space and time to be infinitely curved. You would traverse instananeously from point A to B. However, as an observer of that same light beam, it appears to travel at X velocity. Why is that again? Because the velocity of light is the benchmark constant of time; relative to the reference frame thereof. |
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