Re: Three Relativistic Reasons That We can't go FTL



Ahmed Ouahi, Architect wrote:

- Why, none has had ever tried to go over and beyond the Special Relativity
and the General Relativity ?

I think people have tried to go over and beyond Special Relativity and General Relativity.

Therefore, because a maybe it would be a possible, if and only if, someone,
would not try any way as a specific way as no limitation as a specific
limitation neither.


And I'm sure that some of them have tried a specific way as no limitation as a specific limitation neither.

But none of them could get very far,

Barry
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