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It states that we will age slower if we were traveling at the speed of light compared to being on Earth. Would we not age the same but just be further away hypothetically?
Next it states that if we travel away from a clock at the speed of light at 12:00, we would always see 12:00.
Surely the initial 12:00 would instantly become a fading memory and you would only see black, as no more photons would reach the eye as you would be moving at the same speed as the photons.
It states that we will age slower if we were traveling at the speed of light compared to being on Earth. Would we not age the same but just be further away hypothetically?
Next it states that if we travel away from a clock at the speed of light at 12:00, we would always see 12:00.
Surely the initial 12:00 would instantly become a fading memory and you would only see black, as no more photons would reach the eye as you would be moving at the same speed as the photons.
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