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I heard that time stops at the speed of light and that time goes backwards at the speed of light. I just think that this is very interesting, because people also say that it takes a few minutes for the sun's light to get to earth. How could this be if light travels instantly from one place to another? Also, in a national geographic magazine, I heard that scientists have made light travel faster than the speed of light using some vacum. Did the light beam travel back in time? This question has been bugging me for a long time. I would really appriciate your answer. P.S. I got an anwser befor with this same question, and I looked up the search engines and I got anwswers, but I didn't understand the anwsers, so can you explain it a little more clearly for me? Some stuff with photons or whatever. Thank you!!!
Re: Does time stop at the speed of light and does time go backwards at faster?
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