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I know that relativity doesn't permits a motion at speed of light or fast, as the Lorentz factor becomes infinite and we get absurd results, but what about wormholes or something, say wrap drive and what about http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcubierre_drive" and
tachyons.
Also I've heard that in quantum chromodynamics that electrons normally travel at speed greater than c, ans some less than c, so that average speed is c.
So does this all means that we can go faster than light, if so than what will happen to casualty?
tachyons.
Also I've heard that in quantum chromodynamics that electrons normally travel at speed greater than c, ans some less than c, so that average speed is c.
So does this all means that we can go faster than light, if so than what will happen to casualty?
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