What moves faster than the speed of light?

Answer 1

Yes, according to principles of subquantum kinetics and not that convential physics

most people use, superluminal (faster than light/photon/pure energy speeds) speeds

can be achieved. Using electrogravitics, it is possible, as well as, it has been recorded

by Russian scientist/physicist Podkletnov. He found a beam that traveled 64 times the

speed of light. More on this and unconvential physics can be found in Secrets of Antigravity

Propulsion by Paul A. LaViolette.

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Another opinion, from another contributor:

No.

Answer 2

Anything that travels faster than 330 m/s (720 mph) at sea level.

Objects that break this speed are termed "Supersonic".

In liquids and solid materials sound travels much faster than through gases (air). The density of the material and it's restitution coefficient are contributing factors to the speed of sound.

Some examples:

Rubber

60 m/s

Air at 40oC

355 m/s

Air at 20oC

343 m/s

Lead

1210 m/s

Gold

3240 m/s

Glass

4540 m/s

Copper

4600 m/s

Aluminum

6320 m/s

Answer 3

TachyonsIn special relativity, while it is impossible in an inertial frame to accelerate an object to the speed of light, or for a massive object to move at the speed of light, it is not impossible for an object to exist which always moves faster than light. The hypothetical elementary particles that have this property are called tachyons. Their existence has not been proven, but even so, attempts to quantize them show that they may not be used for faster-than-light communication. Physicists sometimes regard the existence of mathematical structures similar to tachyons arising from theoretical models and theories as signs of an inconsistency or that the theory needs further refining.

Nobody. It is currently not believed possible to travel faster than the speed of light.

Answer 4

Many say "Money spent by the US Government," and I guess it depends on how you look at it, if that is true or not. According to Physics only Zero Mass Particles (Elementary particles) may travel faster than "light," Tachyon's for example

Answer 5

It seems to be impossible to travel faster than the speed of light (in a vacuum).

It seems to be impossible to travel faster than the speed of light (in a vacuum).

It seems to be impossible to travel faster than the speed of light (in a vacuum).

It seems to be impossible to travel faster than the speed of light (in a vacuum).

Answer 6

Some kinds of "entangelment" could be considered to be faster than light.

There are theoretical particles , tachyons, that have speeds faster than light.

energetic particles can move faster than light in the surrounding medium (not faster than C the speed of light in a vacuum) however. The bluish glow that you see in the water around nuclear power generation plants cooling pools is caused by Cerenkov radiation, particles moving faster than light does in water.

Answer 7

Currently, nothing is known to travel faster than the speed of light in a vacuum according to the theory of relativity.

Answer 8

recalling of memory. reflex actions, such things

Answer 9

It seems to be impossible to travel faster than the speed of light (in a vacuum).

Answer 10

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