We can see things moving faster than light

The speed of light has no limit, as you move at a faster rate you just move yourself on the light spectrum and see new parts of the spectrum while other parts are removed from your visible frame of reference. You only shift your frame of reference and no matter where you measure on that frame the speed of light will remain constant, but I'm just an average joe so what do I know. The easiest way to test this is move at a very high rate of speed and watch objects shift on the spectrum themselves because the wavelengths will change based on your new perspective. Some new objects should appear that were previously invisible to your old frame of reference and objects that are far down the radio spectrum will disappear. If light is a constant then the wavelengths will not shift at all because its speed is constant.