RE: Travelling at the speed of light?[Question]
October 20, 2015 at 1:10 am
(This post was last modified: October 20, 2015 at 1:13 am by Alex K.)
Exactly what Parkers Tan and Vorlon said 
Though the time dilation can work in the travellers' favour in a sense, because by accelerating you can arbitrarily shorten the time that passes in the spaceship. But as seen from the outside, a lightyear will always take more than a year to traverse unless there are serious flaws in relativity theory.
We're talking about ordinary movement through space, no wormholes or exotic warp drives as poroposed by Alcubierre.
Though the time dilation can work in the travellers' favour in a sense, because by accelerating you can arbitrarily shorten the time that passes in the spaceship. But as seen from the outside, a lightyear will always take more than a year to traverse unless there are serious flaws in relativity theory.
We're talking about ordinary movement through space, no wormholes or exotic warp drives as poroposed by Alcubierre.
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