What’s the real reason you can’t go faster than the speed of light?
Nice explanation. I don&#x27;t get the problem with traveling to stars though. If I could move at the speed of light through space, then I&#x27;d be not moving through time, which means the time to travel anywhere, as measured by <i>me</i> would be exactly zero. So I conclude I could reach the center of our galaxy. Is it correct reasoning?<p>However, the ones that would stay on the Earth would never see me arrive at my destination, as they would have to wait those millions of years. Is it correct?<p>But then another thing I don&#x27;t understand in this model is the twin paradox. If I returned back to Earth what would be the Earth time and my local time? Would that agree? Or would I arrive millions years in the future?