Comments by "Counting Stars" (@CountingStars333) on "Will This Go Faster Than Light?" video.

  1.  @medexamtoolscom  Yeah.if we think like that, there will be no one here in 1400 years. Ever.
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  2.  @Moist_c0deRed  (liked) Negative mass or zero rest mass? Negative mass is exotic energy with negative gravity (repelling) effect. It would allow us to warp space time if it existed...which I don't think it does sadly. Light has some mass while moving...that is why it gets captured by black holes. Anyway anything that has energy has mass. The mass energy equivalence formula should make it clear. (E=mc²) What's most interesting is dark matter. It doesn't exist in anyway but gravitationally..that shows that we have a lot more to know about the universe. Also quantum entanglement.
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  3. it's not, don't worry.
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  4.  @Yamyatos  Who knows. Who knows..
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  5.  @Blupa.  Conventionally. Why are y'all so uptight.
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  6.  @Yamyatos  If light does not have mass, why does a blackhole suck it in. Does a photon have infinite energy?
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  7. Why does speed matter at all to time? Speed is just movement..inside space. The region Outside space that space is expanding into, would be outside time I guess. Why is an observer need to see these changes for the changes to take place? Why does quantum entanglement take place instantly? Changes in space that take place without any time needed. Two particles that are now the same space, no matter where they are. Have you wondered why Energy and mass are equivalent but the speed of light is related to it? C must be the ... wavelength? At which space time itself vibrates. But then why should mass or energy be related to it? Probably we are just space itself, bunched up. Energy and mass is space. Find the smallest constituent of space, and you'll find something.
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  8. @The Blue Man Einstein found quantum entanglement....
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  9.  @Lowenaaa  Yeah. And how does that work? You don't know at all. Quantum Mechanics is literally what makes up this world. It's not another world.
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  10.  @anonymoususer6185  It's true.
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  11.  @allinonechannels2509  That's a wrong way of thinking. Think that nothing can go faster than light, conventionally. Mess with the laws and you can do anything.
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