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Why do we not build a light speed ship?

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Re: Why do we not build a light speed ship?
« Reply #20 on: 18/06/2021 19:15:03 »
There is no way of accelerating a craft to the speed of light with acceleration that would benefit us in our lifetime. By the time the craft had reached the speed of light, we would be long gone and maybe the future generations will have lost interest. One more thing the faster an object travels and the further it travels the greater the chance of it having an impact with another object.
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