Recent content by SeaJay

------ I will look more into it. I knew about the limits of matter moving in relation to the speed of light, but I had not read anything about the oppisite of movement. Thanks for your reply...

I understand I had left out the part regarding the observers pov. I can understand the power that would be required to push a ship to the speed of light would be tremendous, but wouldn't it take a lot less energy to slow you down to a stop? You feel that like the speed of light something would...

Everything we witness and see is moving. All the things on this planet are spinning around at 25,000 miles a day while rotating around the sun while the sun pulls us on it's own course. Have we actually ever seen anything that was sitting still? As you approach the speed of light time slows...

Just a side note on the moment of the stop as you had described it, most of the univerase from what I have seen seems to bellow out in spirals of some kind, not always the large structures themselves, but the galaxies might not have a stopping point for the point as they spiral out, if we spiral...