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Gerenuk
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Why do we take photons as the reference and say they are the fastest?
Could anyone prove that there isn't a particle that is slightly faster than photons?
For example one could probable redo all the relativity argument with that faster particle (gravitons or anything)? Then light would only be second in speed.
Could anyone prove that there isn't a particle that is slightly faster than photons?
For example one could probable redo all the relativity argument with that faster particle (gravitons or anything)? Then light would only be second in speed.