RE: RE: ASK ME PHYSICS: I know time slows down when you move faster (barely noticeable unless you approach the speed of light). But why?
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RE: ASK ME PHYSICS: I know time slows down when you move faster (barely noticeable unless you approach the speed of light). But why?

RE: ASK ME PHYSICS: I know time slows down when you move faster (barely noticeable unless you approach the speed of light). But why?

Thanks for this explanation!
Physics is amazing stuff.

The concept that photons experience no time at all is mind boggling.

That implies that to a photon traveling from Deneb (a star 2600 light years away) to Earth, it would appear it arrived on Earth instantly after being emitted by Deneb!?

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