If a car could travel the speed of light what would happen when you turn the headlights on?
If you are travelling in a car at the speed of light and switch on the headlights, what would happen?
Can you travel at the speed of light? If I were travelling in a car towards a light source the photons hitting my eye would still have the constant speed of light (c) if I were driving away from it. Why does this happen? If I was traveling in the speed of light, what would I see, and how would I see what's around me on the trip? Would it be ever possible to travel at the speed of light? Why should we turn off the lights inside the car while driving? Travel at Sub Light Speed? What will happen if I run at light speed? Is it possible to create something (vehicle) that can travel at the speed of light? What would happen if an object would reach the speed of light? Does vision travel at the speed of light? Why it is important to switch-on the headlights on vehicle test track? What happens if you travel faster than the speed of light? When will we be able to travel at the speed of light? If I'm on a train traveling near the speed of light and shine a torch through the window, what happens to the light relative to me? How about a ball? Is it possible for humans to ever travel at (or near) the speed of light? What are the different reasons why someone might flash his or her headlights? Could we survive traveling at the speed of light? Is it legal to run a red light at intersections in order to yield the road to emergency vehicles? What happens to an object if it reaches the speed of light? What would happen if light didn't travel in a straight line? Is it legal to run a red light to make way for a emergency vehicle? Is it possible to build a vehicle which can travel at light speed? If no, why not? If I hit a car I couldn't see while driving at night because the driver failed to turn the headlights on, who would be at fault? We are travelling at light speed according to photons. But we shouldn't be able to reach the speed of light, so why does this happen? What is wrong with assuming the speed of light is the same on both legs of a round trip? If you travel at the speed of light and hold a flashlight forward, will the light travel forward ? Why we cannot make a vehicle which can move at a speed greater than the speed of light? If I am on a train (hypothetically) moving at the speed of light (c) and I start running at a speed of 5 km/hr in the same direction as the train, am I now moving at a speed of c + 5 km/hr? My headlights won't turn off. What should I do? Why do some drivers turn on their headlights in daytime?