Technically yes. Your thoughts travel approximately 1500 times faster than the speed of light ( That's 279000000 miles per second) So when you think to move your leg, your thought travels from your brain to your leg faster than light would. but you can phyicly move your body parts faster than the speed of light
Of course we will. But shall we? Who or what are "we"?
When a body reaches celerity it undergoes the Chèrèncov effect. Celerity depends on a medium's refractive index by Snell's law and may be modified to a fractional or negative index by the Scharnhorst effect.
(Scharnhorst and Barton were not able to show that the wavefront velocity in their experiment exceeded c, but they argued that it is plausible. It thus remains hypothetical.)
no, humans cannot even travel at the speed of light. Nothing can go faster than light.
No. The G-forces would be too extreme for a human to survive. No. The G-forces would be too extreme for a human to survive. No. The G-forces would be too extreme for a human to survive.
Not directly -
everything we do (including the chemical and electrical reactions of our bodys)
operate MUCH below light speed.
Computers on the other hand ...
In my view, no.
i think its the speed of light
Yes, photons can be absorbed through the human body.
In common speech, velocity means speed, they are the same thing.
The human speed limit has not yet been identified but one way to be sure is to calculate the energy muscle can provide for our legs. For example, in a 100m race, the amount of kinetic energy can be calculated. Usain Bolt's kinetic energy for the world record is about 369.56J. So, in order the know the max limit of human speed ,just get the max energy our body can provide at an instance.
200000 miles an hour
i think its the speed of light
A bacterium's cell membrane allows it to withstand fluctuations in temperature within the human body. This is necessary in order for the bacterium to survive in that environment.
humans can withstand any amounts of speed however its the rate of acceleration to that speed that can cause damage to the human body, try and imagine it like this.... when your on a plane you are traveling very fast (I'm not sure how fast) but your body is also traveling at the same rate and so are your organs. however if you quickly got up to the same speed of the plane in a matter of seconds then your organs and your body will have accelerated too fast and you will be crushed so your question is 'what is the average acceleration a human can withstand' well trained astronauts can reach crazy G's of up to 40g's which is 40,000 m/s/s but us untrained humans can usually withstand 17g's without dieing or passing out hope this helps :) im Sarah illusac and 11 years old and i hope to be a rocket scientist one day :)
Like speed?If yes,then your answer is more interesting for you.Light can be felt by your body quicker,as the speed of light is much more than that of sound.Easy,isn't it?
70mph
The human body is fallible. Nearly everything on earth has limits to what heat it can endure without changing shape, format, or composition. The human body is the same. It simply isn't made to withstand intense heat.
The human body can withstand a large amount of pain. The body part will withstand it, but your reflexes will have other ideas.
No one knows exactly how much pressure the human body can withstand, but it is deeper than 1,500 feet.
No, human body doesn't float on helium as it is light.
The only thing that travels at the speed of light, is light. Light is also said to have no mass, therefore the only way for something to travel at the speed of light is for it to have no mass.
Yes, photons can be absorbed through the human body.
Human skin produces Vitamin D in presence of sun light but not the other parts of body.