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[novapsyche]

From light's perspective, time doesn't exist.

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Would it be too much to say that it's light's nature to travel?

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[padpedpladuk.livejournal.com]

You think the most interesting things np!!

[novapsyche.livejournal.com]

Heh. This isn't just my idea. God at the Speed of Light isn't the most objective source in the world (lots of stuff in there just isn't sound--more religious than scientific), but the descriptions there concerning experiments with light seem credible.

[lordofgaysantas.livejournal.com]

Just yesterday I was stressing over the fact that light that's billions of years old, and long since extinguished, is only just reaching us. In a way, does that mean it exists in some inconceivable fashion? Or something? Argh, my mind begins to swim. It just boggles the mind realizing the light from our own solar system will be travelling to other ends of the universe billions of years after we're all gone.