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If even a single electron moves at the speed of light, it would tear apart the universe, at least that's what both special and general relativity would predict.
by trashtester 2y ago
If even a single electron moves at the speed of light, it would tear apart the universe, at least that's what both special and general relativity would predict.
(It would have infinite energy meaning infinite relativistic mass, and would form a black hole whose event horizon would spread into space at the speed of light).
- robertlagrant 2y agoYeah, I'm not saying otherwise. If you read the thread you'll see why I asked it : - )