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Lets say a ship, traveling 98% the speed of light approaches another ship traveling the opposite direction at the same speed. Both at a constant speed, so both have grounds for being at rest, at least from my understanding, but then wouldn't each record the other's speed to be 198% the speed of light? Relativity declares the universal "speed limit" to be light speed. I am probably missing something, so don't laugh at my naivety, but I can't figure it out.