Can we move photons to travel at speed greater than speed of light in vacuum? If no then why? For example: I want to send some photons at 1.5c. Is that possible?
How a photon of light can go from 0 to 67 million miles per hour instantaneously. What is the motive force that propels the photon? Where does the energy come from?
Why is $c$ "limited" to 186,000mps?
Why is the speed of light finite?
What prevents the light from traveling even faster than it does?
Tuesday, 31 May 2016
special relativity - Can we accelerate photons to travel at speed of $1.5c$? Or any $xc$ when $x > 1$?
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