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entwisi · 13-03-2006, 05:03

there is no answer to this question unfortunately(infinite energy required for your car to reach 'c' [1]m/s),

If you were close to c, effectively the wavelength of the reflected light would be doppler shifted well into UV so you wouldn't 'see' anything. in the UV spectrum things would appear rotated.

I don't suppose this post goes any way to dispelling teh idea I'm a geek now does it?

[1] c is 3x10^8m/s and is defined as a constant(teh speed of light in a vacuum)

13-03-2006, 05:03	#2
entwisi God Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Up Bash Posts: 7,827 Blog Entries: 3 Liked: 44 times Rep Power: 4390	Re: if a car there is no answer to this question unfortunately(infinite energy required for your car to reach 'c' [1]m/s), If you were close to c, effectively the wavelength of the reflected light would be doppler shifted well into UV so you wouldn't 'see' anything. in the UV spectrum things would appear rotated. I don't suppose this post goes any way to dispelling teh idea I'm a geek now does it? [1] c is 3x10^8m/s and is defined as a constant(teh speed of light in a vacuum) __________________ Ian Technical God, No 1 Geek And Linux Guru Have you seen my Flickr pictures?