David B/Is Anyone There?

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<< Tim Gerchmez wrote:

 

If one could travel at exactly the speed of light, time would stop. In

that regard, light is timeless. But light has a defined speed of travel

(186,000 miles/second), and the light we see from the stars is light that

began to travel thousands or millions of years ago. Light can be said to

be both timeless, and intimately wrapped up in the idea of time itself.

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What of non-physical light?

There is no rate of travel, no space and no time.

 

xan

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At 08:41 PM 7/8/99 -0400, you wrote:

>David Bozzi <david.bozzi

>Light is timeless.

 

If one could travel at exactly the speed of light, time would stop. In

that regard, light is timeless. But light has a defined speed of travel

(186,000 miles/second), and the light we see from the stars is light that

began to travel thousands or millions of years ago. Light can be said to

be both timeless, and intimately wrapped up in the idea of time itself.

 

Hari OM,

 

Tim

 

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Tim Gerchmez wrote:

> If one could travel at exactly the speed of light, time would stop. In

> that regard, light is timeless. But light has a defined speed of travel

> (186,000 miles/second), and the light we see from the stars is light that

> began to travel thousands or millions of years ago. Light can be said to

> be both timeless, and intimately wrapped up in the idea of time itself.

>From the perspective of light,

(if you can imagine that)

there is no time.

Like true our nature perhaps? : )

 

D (lited)