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mccraggen
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I had a bit of a thought experiment the other day, does relativity mean that technically you couldn’t travel faster than the speed of light to the observer. But if you were traveling from Earth to another planet, could you technically be traveling faster than the speed of light relative to the earth?
And if you did manage to be traveling faster than light relative to the Earth would this distort time to the observer and from the perspective of the earth?
And if you did manage to be traveling faster than light relative to the Earth would this distort time to the observer and from the perspective of the earth?