Alright, Thass, I'll see if this example makes any sense to help clear this up... if not, I give you permission to apply backhands liberally to the side of my faceThassius wrote:I give up. By the way the word you were looking for is 'finite'.subwulf wrote: no infact they did, because u would never have to spend a ''infinite'' amount of energy reaching a uninfinate number
This is my understanding of the speed of light (in a nutshell):
Okay, Sub, think of car. Essentially, horsepower the biggest force that defines what the top speed of that car is, regardless of drag and friction. If you add more horsepower to the same car, it's top speed would be increased as an effect. As you continue to add horsepower, it takes more and more of an increase in ponies to get the same increase in top speed. Continuing the trend, sooner or later, you will be unable to add enough power to the car ("infinite horsepower") to boost the top speed any higher. The same goes for a particle of light. At some point, no amount of known force is going to get that thing to move any faster than it is, thus a finite speed limit while applying infinite force.
im just playing im not a astrophysisis nor a english teacher, your probably right lmao 
