Tags: Speed of light

Tachyon Domination: Researchers Suggest the Universe May Be Full of Invisible Particles That Break Causality and Travel Faster Than Light

SPACE 04.19.2024 05:10 AM

Astronomers have proposed a radical idea that the cosmos may be dominated by invisible particles called tachyons. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Faster Than Speed of Light: Can Tachyon Really Travel Back in Time?

10.02.2023 12:00 PM

Theoretical particles called tachyons are thought to have the ability to travel faster than light, and are assumed to go back in time. Find out more about it in this article.

What Is the Speed of Gravity? Do Gravitational Waves Travel Exactly at the Speed of Light?

09.08.2023 23:45 PM

Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity predicts the speed of gravitational waves which were found to be exactly equal to the speed of light in vacuum. Find out more about it in this article.

Exploring Limits: Faster-Than-Light Travel Is Beyond Human Reach, But Some Particles Pose Possibilities

07.28.2023 10:31 AM

Einstein's special theory of relativity sets the ultimate speed limit for objects: the speed of light. Continue reading to learn more.

Spacecraft With One-fifth the Speed of Light Could Reach Another Solar System in 20 Years, Experts Say

03.06.2023 21:36 PM

Researchers claimed to have found a way to build a spacecraft that can travel at one-fifth of the speed of light, making traveling to another solar system a reality. Read the article to learn how this could be possible.

Tachyons Are Faster Than Light, but Their Existence Is Unlikely; Here’s Why

01.03.2023 06:30 AM

Faster-than-light particles known as tachyons have been previously proposed. However, their existence is unlikely. Read to know more.

Speed of Light Explained: How Fast Is It and Why Does It Matter?

12.24.2022 22:15 PM

Can anything outrun light in terms of speed —and does this really matter? Read to find out. Light travels within a vacuum with a speed of precisely 299,792,458 meters each second.

Scientists Manipulated the Speed of Light to Improve Laser Technology

09.02.2022 07:31 AM

Physicists showed that the speed of light can be tweaked. These new findings give high hope in the field of laser technology. But how they were able to do it? Keep on reading to know the science behind this new study.

Holographic Images: This High-Resolution Camera Can Capture Hidden and Fast-Moving Objects

11.17.2021 23:02 PM

Researchers at Northwestern University developed a high-resolution camera that can produce holographic images. This hi-tech camera can "see around corners and through scattering media," like fog, skin, and possibly, even the human skull.

WATCH: NASA’s Guide to Near-Light-Speed Interstellar Travel

08.20.2020 22:41 PM

Sometimes science fiction goes beyond the imagination that even the impossible is made possible just like traveling through space in the speed of light as the characters explore the vastness of the universe. But the laws of physics do not allow that to happen in real life. In the new video of NASA, they showed what it would be like if someone is to travel in the speed of light.

Ways on How Particles Travel Nearly the Speed of Light

06.03.2019 00:11 AM

NASA explains the phenomenon behind traveling on the speed of light In the field of science, it is a common knowledge that nothing can ever surpass the speed of light, as what Albert Einstein theory of special relativity suggests.

2D Material Successfully Conducted Electricity At Nearly The Speed Of Light: Paves Future Of Quantum Computers

04.29.2017 19:14 PM

A team of researchers had successfully studied a compound which is vital in the future of quantum computing.

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