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Really silly question, but if we assume that our current science is correct, is it plausible that we can move faster than light in a vacuum? Say, for example, can we make the mass of something less than a photon so it then can it move faster than light in a vacuum.
I know this sounds like a stupid question but I always here "at the moment we don't have the technology to move faster than light", but I have always believed it is simply not possible. Is it possible?
I know this sounds like a stupid question but I always here "at the moment we don't have the technology to move faster than light", but I have always believed it is simply not possible. Is it possible?