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Shvoong Home>Science>Faster than light , Einsteins equation in (Spiritual) world? Summary

Faster than light , Einsteins equation in (Spiritual) world?

Article Summary   by:Positron     Original Author: R.Sathish
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Faster than light , Einsteins equation in (Spiritual) world? Is it possible to travel faster than speed of light? Einstein's relativity puts a limit on the speed at 'c' for any wave form. But what about non wave forms, an entity can be considered a wave or particle. When an entity is considered a particle, can it travel faster than light? What about electrons which do transitions in quantum levels, do they also jump at the speed of light from one quantum level to another, what about sub atomic particles, do they also travel at speed of light? How well proved is Einsteins theory of relativity? Einstein has frequently changed his results, after his death who has done those corrections? Is everything scientific in this world? What about spiritual world? How fast do spirits travel? How much do they obey the laws of Science? When we acknowledge the existence of spiritual world, have we made the changes in scientific world? Faster than light our mind travels, we can visualize sun in a moment, whereas it takes 8 minutes to receive suns light. What about psychics (reiki) who do remote operations, how does their psychic power travel instantaneously? Why is there such a limitation like speed of light? What will happen if such a limit is removed? E = mc2. When 'c' is increased, Energy per mass will increase, Is it possible to have more energy per mass than the speed of light, Will not the speed of energy get affected by gravity and other forces? A black hole consumes light, hence will not it affect the speed of light. How it can be assumed that 'c' is constant?
Published: October 20, 2005   
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