Is it really true that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light?
Is it true nothing can go faster than the speed of light?
Why is the speed of light not infinite? Is light speed actually not the speed limit in the universe? Why does light travel so fast? Why does everything with time slow down as one travels close to the speed of light? Speed of Light: How fast can we move? Why does light travel so fast in space? 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? If light can't even escape a black hole, does that mean it is being sucked in faster than its speed? How does light travel so fast? Will the speed of light ever change? What happens to an object if it reaches the speed of light? When will we be able to travel at the speed of light? What’s the speed of light? 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? What is the speed of light? Why is time slower down near heavy objects? How will it be to travel at the speed of light? If light travels so fast, why is it so easy to stop? How did Einstein conclude that speed of light is constant? What determines the speed of light? If in theory an object reached the speed of light what would happen to it? Why is time slower near heavy objects? Why is the speed of light so small relative to the size of the universe? How was the speed of light ascertained? Can the speed of light be increased? What would happen if we travel at the speed of light? If light can't escape a black hole, does this mean that the black hole's gravitational pull is "faster" than light? Why can't black holes be used to accelerate bodies to the speed of light? Special Relativity: What would stop someone accelerating beyond the speed of light if they had achieved 99.9% of the speed of light? What would happen if an object would reach the speed of light?