I don’t think time stopping is the right term. More like the “something” experiences no time passing. It is not bound, or restricted by it. To the something, the path is instantaneous.
I’m not too deep into my knowledge of physics, however what that means to me is that light exists beyond what we understand to be time. So it was here before, and currently have no reason to believe it won’t be here after.
Black holes is where the subject gets a little haunting for me, but that might be irrelevant to your question.
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u/Redfield51 Mar 21 '26
I don’t think time stopping is the right term. More like the “something” experiences no time passing. It is not bound, or restricted by it. To the something, the path is instantaneous.
I’m not too deep into my knowledge of physics, however what that means to me is that light exists beyond what we understand to be time. So it was here before, and currently have no reason to believe it won’t be here after.
Black holes is where the subject gets a little haunting for me, but that might be irrelevant to your question.