Thanks for the feedback. It is interesting to me that a "photon" can't have an identifiable frame of reference when such a concept means that without its own frame of reference it would not be able to distinguish itself from any other object in the universe. It seems, experimentally, there has to be a separate frame of reference for the photon in order for it to display the very experiment that identified its duality in nature between wave and particle form. Not arguing any position here just expressing my observation and logic. I also realize this is not a unique question. After posting, I dug into the internet a bit and found it a rather common question with similar responses from the community. I did not however find any logical or practical conversations that address my point about relativistic separation.
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