Does Time Exist at the Speed of Light?

In summary, the conversation discusses the concept of time existing at the speed of light. The participants question whether time can exist at the speed of light and how it relates to the frequency of light. They also discuss the effects of relativity, such as time dilation and mass increase, on objects approaching the speed of light. Ultimately, the participants come to the conclusion that the concept of time at the speed of light is still not fully understood and further research is needed.
  • #36


AWA said:
I'd like to say there's nothing wrong with the kind of questions people like dewaite asks,nobody should be put down for asking such questions. ...

great to see someone sharing my idea. but i was reminded of the rules.
 
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  • #37


Frame Dragger said:
@Mryoung: I'm not trying to, and if I am insulting you I apologize. Another thread it is.

Look, i really apologize for putting my idea forward, it won't happen again promise.
I want to believe that you do not want to insult anyone but your choice of words... ahhh..

i'll just leave you guys...
 

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