Why things cant go speed of light?

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Hello
I have doubt about this idea.Why things can't go speed of light.I heard that we have to give unlimited energy to make a thing goes speed of light.If you expain it to use math I will be glad

Thanks for your help
 
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Quarlep said:
Hello
I have doubt about this idea.Why things can't go speed of light.I heard that we have to give unlimited energy to make a thing goes speed of light.If you expain it to use math I will be glad

Thanks for your help
Is the fact that gamma becomes undefined (division by zero) when the speed equals c good enough math for you?
 
Yeah I got it
 
ghwellsjr. Please tell me how things move at other than c. I'd really like to know.

Normally this should bring up the higgs bosson. But I would like to hear something else.
 
Rena Cray said:
ghwellsjr. Please tell me how things move at other than c. I'd really like to know.

How thing move with speeds less than c?
##F=ma##
##v=u+at##
##S=\frac{1}{2}(u+v)t##
##S=ut+\frac{1}{2}at^2##
##v^2=u^2+2as##
Using these equations(Equations of motion) and Newtons 2nd law.
 
Rena Cray said:
ghwellsjr. Please tell me how things move at other than c. I'd really like to know.

Normally this should bring up the higgs bosson. But I would like to hear something else.

In addition to what adjacent said, keep in mind that "moves" has to be specified relative to something.

Why do you think the Higgs boson has anything to do with this?
 
Rena Cray said:
ghwellsjr. Please tell me how things move at other than c. I'd really like to know.

Normally this should bring up the higgs bosson. But I would like to hear something else.
Is this another one of those Brian Greene inspired questions?
 
Quarlep,don't think too much for little or less complex things.For example,
A 1kg ball moves with a speed of 1m/s.
So a force of 1N was applied for 1sec.
If you are to think too much,
What is mass?,What is the nature of mass?
What is inertia and what causes it?
What causes gravity?and why?
What defines distance?
What produces force?
What type of force is that?
What is the nature of force?
What is time?
What if time slowed down there?
What is the nature of time?

These kind of questions may arise.
And if you go deeper and deeper,it gets more and more complex,making a simple problem difficult or even impossible.
 
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