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Is it absolutely proven that nothing can go faster than light? Does the possibility of disproving this even exist? I was reading about quantum entanglement and how the reaction time of a particle in comparison with an entangled opposite is FTL, what does this say about the universal speed limit?
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>>8487425
Not much. The entangled particle isn't actually "reacting" to the other being measured and nothing, not even information, is moved when entanglement is broken. Entanglement is not very intuitive.
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space moves faster than light
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>>8487431
but the reaction between both particles is instantaneous, for a reaction like this there would need to be energy on both sides of it, how does this occur faster than light?
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>>8487438
it doesn't move faster than light, it expands
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>>8487425
The universe is expanding faster than light is created
.: The universe is moving faster than light.
/sci/ is now on suicide watch,
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A Jew with a coupon is faster.
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>>8487450
Expansion rate is not a speed. The further two objects are apart, the faster they are receding. This is Hubble's law. So it doesn't make sense to compare the expansion rate to a speed in the first place.
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