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2010-02-08T09:43:39.596-08:00

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Well, sub atomic particles do not apply to the the...

2008-12-14T16:40:00.000-08:00

Well, sub atomic particles do not apply to the theory of relativity, or rather do but nothing that HAS MASS can match or go beyond the speed of light as stated in the theory, although this is often overlooked when talking about things that don't have mass. That is why it has been possible in labs to have light go up to 300 times faster than the speed of light, and for photons to travel to another chamber before having entered the original chamber.

...'tis all relative, we are told by our gentle gu...

2008-09-05T06:08:00.000-07:00

...'tis all relative, we are told by our gentle guru. Still, the question is good. damn.
OK. I'm standing on a massive object, and i watch a steady, constant stream of identical photons approach (as in a star).
Analogy: b/c of the massive object, It's as if I'm accellerating through space and traveling towards that stream of photons. But to make the analogy fair, the source of the stream of photons also accellerates away from me at the same rate since we maintain constant distance from one another. Right? So the color shift I see is constant.
Back to the original example: On that massive object, I see stars at a contant (shifted) color. I only see light traveling at c. , but each photon sees itself traveling infinite speed no matter where it goes or what spacetime warpage it sees. To a photon, the time between its source and its destination is zero microseconds.
If anyone follows this, please say so. peace.

Do a search for variable speed of light (VSL).

2008-08-13T14:46:00.000-07:00

Do a search for variable speed of light (VSL).