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4/5/2016 4:52:52 PM
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Let's assume that a car is traveling at the speed of light.
[spoiler]This is technically impossible as nothing with mass can travel at the speed of light.[/spoiler]
If you were to turn on the headlights what would you see?
[spoiler]There are multiple answers to this question and since it is impossible at this time, anything you say can be considered a theory which cannot be proven incorrect at this time.[/spoiler]
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Light does not have an inertial reference frame at rest, and we do, therefor we would still see the light, however that light will not have gone faster than the speed of light.
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One more question: do you wish that you could stop time?
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I remember vsauce talked about that
