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shenoy | 17:39 Fri 07th Dec 2001 | How it Works
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Is it possible to travel faster than light?
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No. The universe has a speed limit of lightspeed. As you travel faster your mass increases, so the energy needed to accelerate increases. above lightspeed would require infinite energy. Not possible.
10:09 Mon 10th Dec 2001
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not a chance. according to to theory of relativity nothing can ever overcome the speed of light.
14:50 Tue 02nd Nov 2004

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