Atomic Bombs Break the Speed of Light? | #space #Science 🚀🌌

Can atomic bombs help us break the speed of light? 🚀 In this explosive 60-second science short, we explore the mind-bending possibilities of using nuclear energy to achieve the unimaginable: faster-than-light travel. 🌌 Discover the connection between atomic power, space exploration, and the mysteries of the universe. Could this be the key to unlocking time travel and new dimensions? Watch to find out!"

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[jeremiahtatro]

E=mc^2 means that there is a correlation between mass, energy and the speeed of light. The faster you go the more energy it takes to go faster at an exponential level. meaning that as you approach light speed it would take infinite energy and even then you wouldn't be at light speed just close to it.

[tomill]

You don’t need atom bombs to push you into light speed. All you need is how to create lightning thunder. It’s cheaper and more effective.

[shoa]

When you reach the speed of light, time stops and space ceased to exist. That's why photons never aged.

[lewmasfain]

that's not how relativity works. As you speed up in space, you slow down in time, so that (from your perspective) the light is always going 300, 000, 000 m/s faster than you.
its like trying to walk to the place where the sky meets the ground. For a 1.5m tall person, its only 4.4 kilometers away, but no matter how far you walk you'll never get there because it isn't an actual place. If you sat there and watched someone else walk that far, they'd slowly start moving down instead of forward until they looked like they were underground instead of touching the sky.
if you watched someone try to go faster than light, as they approached 300, 000, 000m/s instead of going faster, time would slow down for them until it looked like their time stopped instead of them moving faster than light.

[robert-zjef]

You must push against something to accelerate in space, but there is nothing in space. You have to expel mass to accelerate. Two ways to go that fast but technically, neither is faster than light. 1) transfer thru the theoretical wormhole. 2) some how compress space to reduce the diistance between starting point and destination, yes theoretically possible.

[nice]

humans can only sustain 3g for long periods and you would need a whole 24 hours of constant 3g accelaration to go from 1m kph to 10m kph and even then you would only be at 0.92% the speed of light

[hamsandwich]

Have we tried using subatomic photon extruders ionized through plasma induction could? The inverted speed force could have enough magnified potential energy to overwhelm Boueioux’s paradox and increase acceleration passed the light alterior limit?

[LarmaArmitage]

Super compress Hydrogen control use, still exhaust able, Nuclear using Thorium ?

[cjgibbsey]

Nope wrong, these AI videos are just lazy