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Originally Posted by QualityMpegs
I thought your age changed relative to everyone else's like if you traveled the speed of light for 10 years, it won't be that you didn't age at all. You will have aged 10 years, but everyone back at earth might have aged 50 years.
Am I wrong about this?
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No-one knows for sure but I think age is relative to size, health, and your environment.
Flys live 24 hours but go through the physical maturities of living 40 human years. And there is a general size to living ratio for species.
So far as explaining how time stops when you go the speed of light?
This is based on quantum physics. Simple put there is no spoon only what we think is there that works like a spoon. maybe at the speed of light life moves faster then thought so we can't realize what's happening enough to age.
just rambling
I think the most amazing thing Einstien realized is that size is infinite in all directions. Maybe connecting the smallest level to the end of the galaxy in some sort of reversed palerity world. We spend so much time on space but galaxies can live evolve and go extint all in the mold of a peice bread left in the sink.