Is the universe still a singularity?

Subject: Is the universe still a singularity?

Date: Sun Nov 12 14:04:07 2000
Posted by Draco
Grade level: grad (science) School: Deutsche Schule Kapstadt
City: Cape Town State/Province: Western Cape Country: South Africa
Area of science: Astronomy
ID: 974055847.As

Message:


As for a photon travelling from A to B, no time passes by, it is in A and 
B at the same time. As the distance between A and B is zero from the 
photon point of view, A = B. Thus for photons the universe must be a 
singularity in spacetime! Does that have any implementations for us? e.g. 
the slower you move, the bigger the universe - well it's at least right 
for a long walk. ???

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