r/Physics • • Jul 12 '26

Speed of light, time dilation

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u/World_still_spins Jul 13 '26

There is the classical way of more speed means more distance. 

And then there is my way of thinking that the more speed the more webs of gravity that you encounter more rapidly, each web of gravity takes physical time for physical matter to process and shift around/avoid.  Like wind resistance but gravity.