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aritro88
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i don't know in which section it belongs, so i am putting it here...
according to various theories proposed by various researchers, time travel depends on the speed of light. as far as i have read/heard -
i) anything traveling faster than the speed of light moves back in time.
ii) anything traveling AT the speed of light remains stationary in time.
now my question-
if light is traveling at the speed of light (obviously), then why does it take time to travel?
it (light beam/ray etc) should be stationary in time and should reach the destination the moment it leaves the light source.
according to various theories proposed by various researchers, time travel depends on the speed of light. as far as i have read/heard -
i) anything traveling faster than the speed of light moves back in time.
ii) anything traveling AT the speed of light remains stationary in time.
now my question-
if light is traveling at the speed of light (obviously), then why does it take time to travel?
it (light beam/ray etc) should be stationary in time and should reach the destination the moment it leaves the light source.