Name: Yetti 2007-02-02 23:58
As I understand it, energy can be used either for accleration through time, or acceleration through space, your total energy always equaling the same whole.
But acceleration through space is defined in relation to time; time squared, in fact. Does this mean that moving through space at a high acceleration will make you essentially ageless?
Also, since e=mc^2, and light is massless, it is moving at the maximum speed of reality, making light essentially timeless, right?
But acceleration through space is defined in relation to time; time squared, in fact. Does this mean that moving through space at a high acceleration will make you essentially ageless?
Also, since e=mc^2, and light is massless, it is moving at the maximum speed of reality, making light essentially timeless, right?