Something that I thought of before falling asleep. Does a photon of light generate its own Rindler Horizon?
If you shot a photon out of a tube and shoot another right after the first one, does the first photon know of the existence of the second photon?
That could also mean that a photon is travelling in its own bubble, and would only be aware of the existence of the outside world if something lies in its trajectory...
What do you guys think?
If you shot a photon out of a tube and shoot another right after the first one, does the first photon know of the existence of the second photon?
That could also mean that a photon is travelling in its own bubble, and would only be aware of the existence of the outside world if something lies in its trajectory...
What do you guys think?
