time doesn't really exist, only different levels of entropy...
Can you explain what you mean?
well, i guess a photon can exist out of the human definition of time, but the universe is always moving so the universes' time will never be still
no way! I don't really remember but my guess is no!
my guess, no.
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A photon is some particle of light, so it travels at the speed of light, so it experience time.
define time for me, my quantum bro
Nope. Nice try, though.
I have no idea. The popular guess seems to be no, so just to be different I'm going to say YES.
Time waits for no one, or thing in this case.
no
I'm guessing there is some sort of description as to why it can. Physics is beyond me, I stick with Chemistry :P
no, i think it..
photon travels at light speed and is massless,a photon does not possess a rest (frame)speed, it experiences only one set of events here-now
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time doesn't really exist, only different levels of entropy...
Can you explain what you mean?
well, i guess a photon can exist out of the human definition of time, but the universe is always moving so the universes' time will never be still
no way! I don't really remember but my guess is no!
my guess, no.
Nice blog. Understandable even for a laymen like me:) Followed
A photon is some particle of light, so it travels at the speed of light, so it experience time.
define time for me, my quantum bro
Nope. Nice try, though.
I have no idea. The popular guess seems to be no, so just to be different I'm going to say YES.
Time waits for no one, or thing in this case.
no
I'm guessing there is some sort of description as to why it can. Physics is beyond me, I stick with Chemistry :P
no, i think it..
photon travels at light speed and is massless,a photon does not possess a rest (frame)speed, it experiences only one set of events here-now
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