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What happens to a moving photon starts from zero distance before Planck time?
Quote from: Yahya A.Sharif on 29/09/2022 20:44:02What happens to a moving photon starts from zero distance before Planck time? Planck time is an interval of about 10-44 s. Nothing special "happens" at t = 0, -P, +P or anywhere else on the time axis.
if measurements are limited to Planck scale
If no motion occurs then the mass will stay at stationary.
What I said is: if measurements are limited to Planck scale, motion of a mass with velocity v and starts from time t =0 must occur after Planck time because it has no meaning that a mass traveled some distance after 10^−90 seconds " before Planck time" because it is smaller than Planck time. If no motion occurs then the mass will stay at stationary.