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Don't be so harsh. He just asks about the visual impression it would create, and is not trying to draw any further consequences from FTL. It doesn't violate relativity to know where something actually is if it moves in a predictable manner.D H said:In short, "Suppose we allow something to violate the laws of physics. What do the laws of physics say would happen?"
This question cannot be answered in terms of relativity because in terms of relativity it is a nonsense question.
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