Is everyone OK with this?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_light
Anyone ever questioned this?
Hence, an object moving at the speed of light through space experiences no time at all or in other words is frozen in time. So, the real reason why we can't move faster than the speed of light is that
once we're moving entirely through space, there's no more speed to be gained.
That so?
copied from Cosmos...
The faster something travels, the more massive it gets, and the more time slows – until you finally reach the speed of light, at which point time stops altogether.
Time stops. At the speed of light. Really? Hear that, Lt. Dan? "They gave YOU the Congressional Medal of Honor!.......................!
Not having access to the items required, the time, and the manpower, We must just believe that. Has it ever been proven? Lots of folk have tried. I simply do not accept it as absolute truth. I'd love to try and disprove it, but why? Maybe I just have my intuition telling me lies now?
I would guess when something travels faster than light, time will restart and start going backwards maybe. I just don't and never have believed this.
186,000 miles per second. Time stops after that.
I'll leave the rest to theorists. They have put so much time into this, of course.
It is 3.7 billion miles every now and then from the Sun to Pluto. They like to use meters, I forgot.
The sun produces its energy by the conversion of mass into energy through the process of nuclear
fusion. OK. What replaces the mass as it is used?
The
sun uses fusion of
hydrogen into
helium to create sunlight at an astonishing rate. The sun gives off 3.86 x 1026 W of
power. That means the sun is losing 4.2 million tonnes of mass every second due to nuclear fusion. copied
Mass-energy equivalence is the famous concept in physics represented mathematically by E=mc2,
which states that
mass and
energy are one and the same.