>travelling @ lightspeed stops time. >not for sunlight

>>8108802
if the earth was traveling at the speed of light, the light from the sun would never reach us

>>8108802

It's a matter of perspective.

>>8108825
would you say that its relative?

>>8108831
ebin :^)

>>8108802
>not for sunlight

what?

>>8108802
Light arrives at it's destination the moment it leaves it's origin. So yes, it does stop time even for light.

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>>8109186
>So yes, it does stop time even for light.
why does it need 8mins20secs to reach earth then?

>>8109201
Because you are measuring it in the Earths rest frame. Look at it from the lights frame and no time passes

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>>8109207
>Earths rest frame.
interesting.
what does a "Earths rest frame" look like?

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>>8108802
Time and time dilation isn't a real thing.

>>8109207
>lights frame
>>8109217
if you're not moving relative to the eath then you're in it.