Why does a photon have a speed limit? and what gives a photon its speed limit?
understanding alot of the data i just read on this forum, a light bulb clicked in my head. then i looked at the light bulb and wondered does a light bulb release a higher gravity wave when i turn it on. I think it was yesterday when i watched about 40 vids of science stuff i seen a professer doing an experiment which involved laser beams producing gravity waves. so i wondered again how could we tell if the speed of gravity actually slows down the speed of light? and since light is a partice/wave it must produce a tiny gravity wave. therefore could gravity be c, and light being the fastest particle we can see, be limited by its own gravity?
another way of saying it, If gravity travels at c, how could anything travel faster than gravity? Instead of calling c the speed of light assuming photons limit speed of all matter. why not call it the acctual force that limits speed, gravity? c= the velocity of a gravity wave.
I did some research yes.. and found nothing.. but if anyone has heard this before, please inform the ignorant student...