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Black is faster because people with any color on their bike will stop to look at it and have to slow down to show it off......the black bikes are just moving along and have no need to slow down.
Baka1069 is correct in a way and so is the quantum theory. Black like a black hole sic< draws atomic particles and energy into it's core>, you have to think outside the box. The three other parallels that the rider is riding in are even faster since they are already there or never even got there.
Baka1069 is correct in a way and so is the quantum theory. Black like a black hole sic< draws atomic particles and energy into it's core>, you have to think outside the box. The three other parallels that the rider is riding in are even faster since they are already there or never even got there.
The faster you go the perception of time slows down. That's a fact. They've proven with atomic clocks that during space travel time slows. In theory, when traveling at the speed of light time stops. Or the perception of time does. Again, in theory, at the speed of light, one could travel across the Galaxy or across the Universe and no time would elapse. That would be the perception of the traveler. While on Earth, millions or even billions of years would have gone by. Supposedly in a black hole time and space fold in on each other. I'm not sure if that means time and space don't exist or if time and space are one in the same.
The faster you go the perception of time slows down. That's a fact. They've proven with atomic clocks that during space travel time slows. In theory, when traveling at the speed of light time stops. Or the perception of time does. Again, in theory, at the speed of light, one could travel across the Galaxy or across the Universe and no time would elapse. That would be the perception of the traveler. While on Earth, millions or even billions of years would have gone by. Supposedly in a black hole time and space fold in on each other. I'm not sure if that means time and space don't exist or if time and space are one in the same.
Yep, whatever Baka said has gotta be right! I like it even if it's not!
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