Originally posted by Toe Darkness is I suspect, defined as a lack of photons, which are leaving at the speed of light. ergo, darkness moves at the speed of light.
And then again: who says photons are particles? photons as particles is just a model, not a truesim. common quantum physics misconception that one.
A lot of darkness stays pretty still though - for instance the darkness inside my fridge is motionless while I have the door closed.
"A lot of darkness stays pretty still though - for instance the darkness inside my fridge is motionless while I have the door closed." Iamatiger.
... of course you have to be sure that the light is off, but how
do you know ... the door is closed .
Allright , allright ... I have to go now.
wouldn't darkness be the lack of light. but heat would still exist. maybe... which would be travelling at the speed of light. so, what's the speed of a vacume?