lol but i is graveler(l29), i just rock threw @ u GG

This post was edited by queue on Dec 10 2008 04:38pm

wut no you a will smith you dont evole into graveler no hax kthx

The basis of relativity is that there is nothing faster than the speed of light. It is a limit in our universe. All consequences of relativity (length contraction, time contraction, etc.) are because of this theory.

why cant light just stay still and not move

has to be below freezing for that

It would have to be absolute zero and has never been created or viewed on earth. It is the complete absence of energy; no particle movement at all. This property, however, does not apply to light.

This post was edited by ChaosDealer73 on Dec 10 2008 04:45pm

The speed of light is a fundamental constant. I can't even imagine how crazy the universe would be if the speed of light (in a vacuum of course) wasn't a constant.

maybe it does but we cant see cuz its not reflecting into our eyes ofc

Light would still move at absolute zero. Matter itself, will not move though (I believe it would have zero entropy).

True. I wasn't clear enough in my response, I was just trying to define the concept he was thinking of.