2011-09-24, 05:10 AM
I have a random question that could be relevant to this thread ..
When particles travel at the true speed of light, doesn't length contract infinitesimally small? So they would cross infinite distances instantly? Or does time dilate in proportion so they don't actually travel infinitely fast? o_o
When particles travel at the true speed of light, doesn't length contract infinitesimally small? So they would cross infinite distances instantly? Or does time dilate in proportion so they don't actually travel infinitely fast? o_o

