Can faster than light be achieved on Earth?

In fact, all the great progress in the world lies in the research results of scientists, many of which are of cross-era significance, such as Einstein's "theory of relativity".Among them, the change in the speed of light is mentioned, and it is believed that if it can exceed the speed of light, it can be traveled, and at the same time, some people ask whether the speed of light can be achieved on Earth? I don't think it's okay, because there are a lot of things that go against the law, and if they do, they will disrupt all the order.

First of all, let's talk about the existence of a super-high intelligent body in the universe, which is also explained by scientists, the famous mechanics scientist Newton, when he was a child, discovered the "law of gravitation" because he was hit by an apple, and later created "classical mechanics" to give a great impetus to the development of modern science, but when he was thinking about why gravity is like this, his own research is all related, In the end, Newton believed that there was a supreme being who controlled all this, and that it was probably the universe itself.

According to Einstein's "theory of relativity" in the universe, it is not difficult to find that in fact, light is the medium that transmits material signals in the universe, and its speed is eternal, because there is no reference object to compare it.

The earth we live in is also a part of the universe, and nature must abide by the laws of the universe, so the earth will not let this happen, for example, our human brains are very smart, but the brain development degree of the most powerful people in history to the present is not more than 20%, this is a kind of blockade, not to let people touch this aspect, so as to ensure the balance between the order and the system, you can think about it carefully, it is indeed very possible.

No. The escape velocity of the earth is also the second cosmic velocity, because the speed of light is about 300 million m s in a vacuum, and the superluminal speed is greater than the speed of light, much greater than the second cosmic velocity, and it has long been out of the shackles of the earth.

Faster-than-light cannot be achieved on Earth. Once faster-than-light happens, space-time will become distorted, changing the causal relationship, which is impossible to achieve on Earth, and it is simply a fantasy.

I don't think it's achievable, because the speed of light is already difficult to do on Earth, and our Earth has a relatively strong gravitational pull, which is limited in many ways.

Faster-than-light is entirely possible, but it's impossible to go back in time using faster-than-light. If you exceed 1 times the speed of light, you can see 1 second in the past, and in order to see 1 minute, you need to exceed 60 times the speed of light. What about the past 1 year? It needs to exceed the speed of light by more than 300 million times.

The force applied can be an attractive force, so the velocity does not need to exceed the velocity of the object being forced.

So it's possible.

What is the fastest in the universe? Does "faster-than-light" really exist?