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That's a good question, I am naive to this as well. However my guess is that if you looked forward you would see a dilation effect. Looking backward, you woul
by kxrm 5y ago
That's a good question, I am naive to this as well. However my guess is that if you looked forward you would see a dilation effect. Looking backward, you would see the same, just reversed. If you could go faster than light then looking behind you would be darkness (since light can't catch you). However looking forward, could it be that normal light is dilated to such a degree that we change perspective and can see things normally not in our visual range (like Infrared)?