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Endervhar
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My thinking has been that a photon, in its own F of R, in a vacuum, travels through space, but not through time. This seems to have been "confirmed" in various things I have read.
However, I recently came across the assertion that "...in physics, there is no theory that defines the frame of reference of a photon". The conclusion drawn from this was that it cannot be reasoned that a photon does not experience time. Is this right?
However, I recently came across the assertion that "...in physics, there is no theory that defines the frame of reference of a photon". The conclusion drawn from this was that it cannot be reasoned that a photon does not experience time. Is this right?