Is it possible to break the speed of light ?

[younamar]

Hard question

 

[hidanbot]

well for the moment no if we could build a technology like that a lot gonna change and a lot gonna be discovered

 

[QteCatboy]

no, its not.
Becasue energy needed to increase speed near speedlight increase to infinity.
In normal speed like 100km/h your mass doesnt change (that much) but near speedlight mass increase.
But also u can ask whats "speed"
but there is theory about wormhole so we dont need to break speedlight for ex. explore universe.
Also, even if world wasnt bugged and we can increase speed to infinity, we wouldnt do it becasue most of ppls die on 9+G

 

[corpse12]

maybe one day when we have stron rockets haha

 

[ImRange]

Hard question

Not currently but maybe in the future, There are consequences for that buddy

 

[tsaglashgui]

our technology cant break the speed of light but in the future maybe we will

 

[ImRange]

Hard question

And it isn't that hard, Your question relies on predictions and overall knowledge

 

[aumjirnw]

if u got dr.strange u can do

 

[YuumiSan]

No. Under normal conditions, the light limit cannot be exceeded. Because infinite energy cannot be reached.

 

[bhavish]

if we could travel at speed of light then we can also do time travel....
braking speed of light is not possible but maybe in future if we just orbit around black hole the speed will automatically reaches near the speed of light...
watch Interstellar movie its explained soo truly and good in that movie

 

[ImRange]

if u got dr.strange u can do

Why is that, I have never seen dr strange before

 

[bhavish]

Why is that, I have never seen dr strange before

loll its a god dam good movie from marvel

 

[ImRange]

loll its a god dam good movie from marvel

Oh alright thanks

 

[kayraturkmen1]

Even may be it will be possible, it is not possible with todays techlonogy. Because of any object has weight can not go faster than light speed.

 

[Skof]

A material body or a particle with a mass, in principle, cannot reach these values, since infinite energy is required for their acceleration. Such a speed can only be achieved by particles without mass. My answer is no

 

[bhavish]

Oh alright thanks

yeahh watch it and tell me did you liked it or not

 

[ImRange]

yeahh watch it and tell me did you liked it or not

Unfortunately I don't like watching movies/tv series but maybe I will

 

[Yaseen 464]

no under normal condition

 

[bhavish]

Unfortunately I don't like watching movies/tv series but maybe I will

definitely this is worth it

 

[ImRange]

definitely this is worth it

It might be but I just don't like watching movies/tv series just like I said maybe I will give it a chance