What is the particle faster than light and why?
Can there be a particle faster than light?
Quantum theory says a particle can be anywhere in the universe in the next instant.  Photons are the fastest particle but are limited to the speed of light. How can both be true? Is the speed of the amplitude of light faster than light? Is the Neutrino faster than the light? Do galaxies travel faster than the speed of light? What happens if you travel faster than the speed of light? Do particles move in speed of light in hadron collider? Can't light reach us quicker if it was emitted by something coming towards us at near the speed of light? Do gravitational waves travel faster than the speed of light? Is the quantum entanglement effect faster than the speed of light? How is phase velocity greater than the velocity of a particle? Can we increase the speed of light in a vacuum? Is it true that if we will travel faster than the speed of light, we can go toour past? Is Quantum Physics harder than Rocket Science? Why do massless particles always travel at the speed of light? Is the speed of dark faster than the speed of light? If in theory an object reached the speed of light what would happen to it? Can the speed of light be increased? I think this is a very stupid question: in the reference frame of a photon, aren't we moving at the speed of light or faster? Could there exist an Universe, parallel to ours, where the light velocity be greater than in ours, which interacts with our Universe in a subtle way? How does light travel so fast? What would happen if an object would reach the speed of light? Will the speed of light ever change? How fast do electrons move? Is an electron beam deflected by strong light? What is the de Broglie wavelength of an electron traveling at the speed of light? Speed of Light: How fast can we move? Why does light travel so fast in space? How fast can you accelerate to the speed of light? If particles carry information and the higher the energy the less it interacts, does it mean that higher frequency particles undiscovered exist? If so, could it be so high that it carries as much energy as the observable universe? What happens to an object if it reaches the speed of light?