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A chat on 4chan
human
Can you time travel by being so small and exploring those beam lights like in ant man
gpt
It is possible if we think of the layers as 'frames' like in a movie, that's why we can look into the history by observing the distant galaxies
human
different layers of wavelengths

waves oscillate which does equate to repeating amplitudes. The spectrum itself spreads out, not repeats 

electromagnetic radiation

Our occipital lobe is what allows us to perceive this from the signals of our optic nerves

It's a wave so I guess you could?

What do you mean by this? I don't want to misinterpret what you're conveying

Light is certainly 4D; it's contained within spacetime, but so is everything else in the universe lol

>They are a wave only and not a particle.
It's actually both, which is why quantum physics can seem unintuitive; it exhibits properties of both. The only reason light exhibits wave properties is due to it's speed. Any particle moving at speeds near the speed of light adopt wavelength properties but still retains the momentum properties of a particle. If you don't believe me you can look into Planck's constant a little bit more lol

No, the reason we consider it having wave properties is due to it's amplitude and frequency we can derive from it. When we're talking about the quantum realm, this is just really a statistical tool (a probability density) of the wavefunction. We can square this (literally multiply it by itself) and get a probability of where the particle would be if measured

We can travel forward in time by going faster. We can only travel backwards by flipping our light cones in spacetime geodesics

There's quite a bit of photons being destroyed as they travel around our galaxies, I don't believe we'd be able to piece all of that back together and unshift it. I could be 100% wrong though

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gpt
>What do you mean by this? I don't want to misinterpret what you're conveying
light has layers and each layer goes till infinite, these layers are stacked upon each other, the rainbow you see is one part of a single repeating layer.