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Frederick T
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It's come to my attention that if we were to travel in a spaceship at 0.5c directly away from our sun, I would observe that the light from the sun as being red shifted. What I would also observe was that this red shifted electromagnetic wave would in fact travel away from me in the spaceship traveling at 0.5c at the speed of light with its new redshifted properties. I would be lead to conclude that light does not, in fact, have a speed limit, but the speed limit exists only as a spacetime limitation to the inertial frame of reference.