Exceeding the Speed of Light: Particles That Go Faster

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Exceeding the speed of light is not currently possible according to established physics. While theoretical particles known as tachyons are proposed to travel faster than light, there is no empirical evidence supporting their existence. The concept raises paradoxes, such as the implication that information could arrive before it is sent, challenging our understanding of causality.
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is it possible to exceed the speed of light??
are they any particles that travel faster than light
 
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1)Short answer, no.

2)Hypothetically there are tachyons that can travel faster than light as predicted by relativity, but so far there is no evidence for such.
 
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deoxys22 said:
is it possible to exceed the speed of light??
are they any particles that travel faster than light

Wouldn't information going faster than the speed of light arrive earlier than it was initiated?
 

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