Why can't anything with mass travel at light speed ?
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As objects travel faster and faster, they get heavier and heavier – the heavier they get, the harder it is to achieve acceleration, so you never get to the speed of light," says Roger Rassool, a physicist at the University of Melbourne, Australia. "A photon actually has no mass," he says.
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As objects travel faster and faster, they get heavier and heavier – the heavier they get, the harder it is to achieve acceleration, so you never get to the speed of light," says Roger Rassool, a physicist at the University of Melbourne, Australia.
"A photon actually has no mass," he says. "If it had mass, it couldn't travel at the speed of light."
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