Physics, asked by oli04, 11 months ago

why are we not able to see more than the speed of light??

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Answered by aishregards
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our visual capacity doesn't allow it to do so
dewangupadhyay48: please give correct answer not what your capacity allows you to do
lakshmipradeep11: ok
Answered by lakshmipradeep11
1

Just because Speed of light is the fastest thing ever so there is nothing that can cross the speed of light

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