What would happen to humans if they traveled at the speed of light?

Answer 1

as it reaches light speed the matter will just start vanishing and disappearing which is why you can not go into light speed, light is not matter. warp drive is really the only way because it makes a sphere in the space time continuum, pushing the space forward but not you and you stay in really time and it would take less time the more concentrated the space-time is.

Answer 2

This happens infinitely many times a day, as photons from the sun and stars hit earth. You may or may not think of photons as objects. For objects more massive than photons, there would be problems. Objects starting out in our inertial frame of reference can never accelerate to the speed of light, but this may not completely eliminate (I am not sure) the possibility that some object from another inertial frame of reference may approach us at the speed of light or faster. We would never know that such an object is approaching, since the object will be coming at the same velocity as any possible signal that could indicate it presence. Its effect would depend on its mass, but I would think that it wouldn't have to be very massive in order to do massive damage.

Answer 3

It would have above infinite mass.

It should be noted that achieving such a speed is physically impossible; even if it were not, actually getting there is conceivably and practically impossible.

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Scientists say it would actually time travel. That is, if something exceeds the light speed it would start travelling into the past. And if the mass reaches 99% of the light speed it would start to travel into future. Nobody has been able to fully prove it, but the research is still on.

Answer 4

According to the theory of relativity, it is impossible for objects with mass to travel at the speed of light. However, if it were hypothetically possible, an object with mass would require infinite energy to accelerate to the speed of light, and its mass would also approach infinity. This would have significant consequences on the object's physical properties and structure, ultimately leading to unpredictable and likely catastrophic outcomes for a human attempting such a feat.

Answer 5

They try to fit in with society, but eventually commit suicide from there fear of revealing their homosexuality.