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1. A photon does not experience time, does a photon experience space? (between interactions?)
2. When photon is bound between electron orbital levels it is "stuck" there and hence experiences time?
When an electron jumps to a lower orbital it will emit a photon, this photon would then move at the speed of light and hence not experience time?
3. What does it mean to say that entanglement forms the fabric of space-time?
4. Before big-bang space-time is not believed to have existed, what existed then? Did something get converted from some other dimension to space-time dimension?
5 What is the effect of curved space-time on entanglement?
2. When photon is bound between electron orbital levels it is "stuck" there and hence experiences time?
When an electron jumps to a lower orbital it will emit a photon, this photon would then move at the speed of light and hence not experience time?
3. What does it mean to say that entanglement forms the fabric of space-time?
4. Before big-bang space-time is not believed to have existed, what existed then? Did something get converted from some other dimension to space-time dimension?
5 What is the effect of curved space-time on entanglement?
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