text: YES.\n\nThough it depends on what you mean by "moving"\n\nIf you mean getting from one place to another as fast or faster than light, it is possible though not currently provable.\n\nThere are a few "workarounds" for the light speed barrier.  My personal favorite was cooked up by Miguel Alcubierre in 1994.  It is called the Alcubierre Metric, or sometimes the Alcubierre Drive.\n\nIt relies on stretching space time in a wave that would carry a potential vessel faster than light, relative to an outside observer.  It works because relative to the space within the wave, the vessel isn't moving at all.  It also avoids the other problems with light speed travel, time dilation and such.\n\nThe problem is no one knows how to build one, but mankind has overcome every obstacle in its way thus far, I think the light speed barrier will be the same.\n\nThose saying something is impossible are usually interrupted by other people doing it.\n\nMore on the Alcubierre Metric here:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcubierre_drive\n\n- Cai