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Ok, that makes sense, but what happens to the light being emitted from your internal ship lighting. Are you traveling faster than that? How do you look around?
by leokun 13y ago
Ok, that makes sense, but what happens to the light being emitted from your internal ship lighting. Are you traveling faster than that? How do you look around?
- bradenb 13y agoIt's relativity; internal lighting will look the same because light in your ship will still be traveling at the speed of light relative to you (if I'm not mistaken).
- dlhavema 13y agothe wikipedia article linked above talks about this, saying that the "...This method of transport does not involve objects in motion at speeds faster than light with respect to the contents of the warp bubble; that is, a light beam within the warp bubble would still always move faster than the ship. As objects within the bubble are not moving (locally) faster than light..."