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February 26th 08, 12:19 AM
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Space Travel
I was wondering if anybody knew anything about the possibility of
traveling faster than the speed of light. I studied E=mc2, but if I understand it correctly, that doesn't actually state that it isn't possible. If it were possible, what would it require, and how would it operate? -James Colvier 
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