Solve FTL Problem with Faraday Cage and Relativity Theory

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The discussion centers on the impossibility of overcoming the speed of light using solid objects and Faraday cage theory. It asserts that electromagnetic theory aligns with the principles of relativity, which prohibits any method to surpass light speed. The consensus is that no viable solution exists within the framework of established physics, as confirmed by Ibix's response. The thread concludes with an invitation for further inquiries into relativity, emphasizing the importance of reviewing previous discussions.

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Is it possible to solve a problem of overcoming of speed of light with solid objects using faraday cage Theory with equivalent charge?
 
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No. The behaviour of electromagnetic theory is how we discovered relativity. It is consistent with the theory of relativity, and cannot be used to "overcome" anything relativity says is impossible.
 
There's not much more to say here than Ibix's answer above, so this thread is closed.

However questions intended to advance your understanding of relativity are still welcome - just be sure search the years of older threads to see if your question has already been answered.
 
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