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Alright, so according to General Relativity, nothing can go faster than the speed of light in a vacuum. And is this because, as an object goes faster, it gains more mass and you need more energy to accel even more, but what causes this? Is it because energy has mass?
I realize there are probably a lot of things I am oblivious to, but any kind of answer would be appreciated.
I realize there are probably a lot of things I am oblivious to, but any kind of answer would be appreciated.