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There's no finite level of kinetic energy at which the speed of an object exceeds c.
by caf 8y ago
There's no finite level of kinetic energy at which the speed of an object exceeds c.
- jdmichal 8y agoI believe you mean, "There's no finite level of kinetic energy at which the speed of an object equals c." Exceeding c is, of course, not known to be possible at all, even with infinite energy.
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- adrianratnapala 8y agoExcept for massless particles, which do go at the speed of light. And that's important: photons etc. are part of the thermal soup just like every thing else.