Is "faster than light" better?
Is "faster than light" better?
Nothing is faster than light in a vacuum; this isn't a vacuum more caveats are needed
Nothing is faster than light in a vacuum; this isn't a vacuum more caveats are needed
I thought the title made that clear. Faster than light travels in the water.
I thought the title made that clear. Faster than light travels in the water.
Only if they made a field that warped space around the particles, and that field moved through space faster than light with the particle in it.
Only if they made a field that warped space around the particles, and that field moved through space faster than light with the particle in it.
(post is archived)