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ElectroBurger
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I'm sitting at my computer at home while I'm typing this thread; i am traveling 0 mph. I am sitting onthe Earth typing; i am spinning on an axis at 1000 mph. I am also traveling around the sun, through the milky way. Considering my maximum speed, which would would be pretty a darn fast one around the center of our galaxy, can i only travel, say, half the speed of ligh faster until i reach the limit of speed that is the speed of light?
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consider this: since light travels the same speed always, i feel like turning on a light at my house. i then chug a rd bull and shoot off into space at the speed of light. Since my reference point is where i started, (my house) is my only limit is traveling slower than the light in my house is going from my house?
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since light is always traveling these speed of light faster than I am, can I continue to accelerate forever?
which of these is true? Please try to take a crack at all of them
OR
consider this: since light travels the same speed always, i feel like turning on a light at my house. i then chug a rd bull and shoot off into space at the speed of light. Since my reference point is where i started, (my house) is my only limit is traveling slower than the light in my house is going from my house?
OR
since light is always traveling these speed of light faster than I am, can I continue to accelerate forever?
which of these is true? Please try to take a crack at all of them