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8–11 minutesWhy Nothing Can Travel Faster Than Light — And What Happens If You Try
The speed of light isn’t an arbitrary cosmic speed limit. It’s a consequence of how space and time are geometrically woven together — and the closer you push toward it, the stranger reality becomes. Time slows. Mass grows toward infinity. And the universe reveals a structure far odder than any sci-fi writer imagined. Read more
