Real-time speed of light

Light is the highest point of speed that can be measured by man and now

It is not far from exceeding the speed of light yet.

It is about 300,000 km / second and 299,792 km / s. In just one second, light travels 40 ,075 kilometers around the earth seven times and a half, and the light has tremendous speed.

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This is a story worthy of being on Earth, but the speed of light is not so fast when viewed from outer space.

It expresses the speed of light in real-time in seven seconds and a half of the earth in one second.

This is the speed of light up to the earth and the moon in real time.

So, from Earth to Mars?



It takes about 3 minutes at the speed of light. You can check the real time on the next image.

So what about the sun?

The distance between the sun and the earth is 150 million km and it is 8 minutes and 30 seconds when you run at the speed of light.

It is now about 8 minutes and 30 seconds from the sun to the right earth on the monitor.



Assuming we are observers looking at the sun and the earth from afar



It is time to look at the monitor for about 8 minutes and 30 seconds.



Compared to real time, this guy is slower than the speed from the left side of the monitor to the right side.

If you look at the monitor for about 8 minutes, you'll be tired. Let's speed up the snail with a photon engine.

If you run at about 10 times the speed of light, the light from the sun will reach about 51 seconds

It's tiring to see only one monitor for 51 seconds. Let's raise it to 50 times the speed of light.

Then the real time is as follows.

The time from left to right is about 10 seconds.

This is the real-time speed that rushes the distance to the Earth and the sun at 50 times the speed of light.

Even if we run about 50 times faster than the speed of light we think is too much

In fact, it will not feel that the speed of flying from the sun to the earth is not too fast.

Then, what would be the real-time speed of light going to each planet starting from the sun in the solar system by widening a little bit?

The next video is very well, but it will be frustrating to see it all.

The video play time is 5 hours and 28 minutes. That's the real-time speed of light.

It is the real time speed of light in the solar system.

Now let's get out of the solar system and turn our attention to another place.



The closest star in the solar system is the Proxima of the Centaurus, about 4.2 light years away from the sun.

We call it a long-distance observer at a glance to see the distance between the Sun and Proxima

In the left-hand side, we reach the right-handed proximal star, and we have to look at 4 years and 2 months in real time.



One light year is calculated by multiplying the speed of light by 60 seconds and 60 minutes and 24 hours and 365 days



299,792km x 60s x 60min (60s) x 24hours x 365days = 9.5 trillion kilometers



So what if we look at the real time we can experience?



Once the distance is 39 trillion 7 thousand km and 4.2 km at the speed of light

If the speed of the light up to the sun and the earth is not 50 times faster and the speed of light is about 10 million times



It is similar to the real time shown below.



(In fact, it is slower.)

This time, let's look at our position in our galaxy.

The distance across our galaxy is about 100,000 light years

If we are observers who can see the entire galaxy in random space,

Even if you ride on a ship running at light speed

The luminous ship crossing the galaxy just seems to be stationary.

Even if you run at the speed of 10,000 times the speed of light, you have to travel for about 10 years.

This massive galaxy is also a very small part of Rania Kea 's sub - clinker.

The galaxy - group of galaxies - cluster of galaxies - supercluster of galaxies and these galaxies are entangled

The shape of the universe is like a huge net or neural network.

So then we come back to the beginning.



What does the speed of light we are fasting mean in the big universe space?



As the space gets bigger, the speed of light, which we call the excess wall, is actually a pitiful speed.



From the standpoint of a large space where consciousness exists, the time and distance we run for hundreds of millions of years at the speed of light



It sounds relatively small and short, right?

This inverse of time and space gives us a lot of inspiration.

The picture below shows a laser beam of a laser pointer splitted into a coke bottle in 1,000,000,000,000 (1 trillion) frames per second



It takes about 54 exabits (bit-byte-kilo-mega-giga-terah-feta-exa) of data space to create a one-minute 720p image.



The slower laser light velocity seen in the coke bottle is based on the assumption that the bottom of the coke bottle is the sun and the coke bottle cap is the earth



It's the speed of real-time light running at 50 times the speed of light.