E=MC2, not any more

[Jay]

but is it stationary when being viewed by an observer traveling the same speed..

No because they will always be travelling at a different speed to some extent.


The true origin of reality is this:

[clipperjay]

The speed at which the light hits your eyes for you to notice its stationary 

[topher]

at which point you're only seeing your brains interpretation of electrical signals from the optic nerve anyway.. so does light even really exist? i <3 quantum mechanics

[Jay]

It exists, yes. However we only see a small portition of the spectrum, I bet there are colours we don't even see

[Mitching]

at which point you're only seeing your brains interpretation of electrical signals from the optic nerve anyway.. so does light even really exist? i <3 quantum mechanics

Mind = blown.

It's like saying "If a tree falls in a forest  but no one is around to hear it, does it make a noise?"

My answer is that it creates the sound waves, but it won't become a noise until it hits the eardrum and is converted into a signal recognisable by the brain.

[topher]

It exists, yes. However we only see a small portition of the spectrum, I bet there are colours we don't even see

think about what you just said. if you don't still get it pick up your tv remote and find a sunscreen advert... 2 birds one stone.

[clipperjay]

The flux capacitor SAYS NO on a friday

[snifferdog]

Light propagates as a wave and interacts as a particle so is therefore truly neither.

[MrBounce]

Cheeseburger please.

[topher]

Light propagates as a wave and interacts as a particle so is therefore truly neither.

wavicle.