Speed of Light Limits
Discussions center on the speed of light as a universal limit in relativity, common misconceptions about faster-than-light travel, and explanations involving mediums, phase velocities, and expanding space.
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It isn't faster than light, it's just faster light!
Speed of light between two points is probably not going away :)
Light traveling at infinite speeds, atoms and such not.
What does it have to do with the speed of light?
well, you can't go faster than speed of light?
I thought nothing could move faster than light?
Stuff can't move faster than light, but space is bound by no such law!
Wouldn’t that be way faster than the speed of light?
Does this still assume that the speed of light is a hard limit?
Not if you traveling by the speed of light