Six-dimensional relativity: Physical appearance of a particle whose time path changes

Summary

In six-dimensional relativity we show that when the time track of a particle suddenly deviates from that of an observer, the light from the particle appears to be increasingly reddened until all photon interaction between the observer and particle ceases. As judged using photons, the particle appears to have been annihilated. However, interaction between particle and observer is still possible using subluminal particles.