Writing about speed

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Writing about speed

Can some object cross the speed of the light? The answer is "yes", but people are not normally thinking about how that thing happens. The easiest way to cross the speed of the light is to make it virtually. That virtual crossing of the speed of light means the researchers just put the proton and electron travel to the opposite directions in the particle accelerator. If the speed of both of those particles is 90% of the lightspeed when they are impacting. The impact speed is 1,8 times the speed of the light. (Speed of proton+speed of the electron). The proton has a positive electric load and the electron has negative electricity, which means that impacting those particles is an easy thing.

The idea is that the particle that is traveling with the speed is near the speed of light in a vacuum. And then it hits gas or other material where the speed of the light is lower than the speed of the particle in a short moment it would travel with the speed what is higher than the speed of light. The idea in this kind of crossing is that the speed of the light is not stable.

It depends on the medium, and in the vacuum, the lightspeed is 299792458 m/s. But when the particle hits the glass it's speed is slowing to 200000000 m/s. The Large Hadron collider accelerates electrified (ionized) atoms to the speed of 299 762 478,75 m/s. That is 99,99 percent of the speed of the light(1). If the Large Hadron collider shoots electrons or atoms into the glass with the speed of 99,99 percent of the speed of light to glass that particle will break the glass because during slowing that particle must deliver energy to that particle.

And because of the slowing of the particle that has mass cannot be limitless during the slowing that particle travels with speed what is higher than the speed of light. The question is can the multi-atomic object stay in one piece during that process? When the particle has mass and it hits the medium, it starts slowing and during the slowing process, the particle must transfer its energy in the medium.

This is calling the "borderline crossing", and things like neutrino detectors are benefitting that thing. When the neutrino is impacting the water in the neutrino detector, it sends the blue-light shock wave during the slowing.

(1) https://www.livescience.com/63211-lhc-atoms-with-electrons-light-speed.html

https://www.sciencealert.com/here-s-how-particle-accelerators-like-the-large-hadron-collider-actually-work

https://www.space.com/15830-light-speed.html

Quantum Tunnels Show How Particles Can Break the Speed of Light:

https://www.quantamagazine.org/quantum-tunnel-shows-particles-can-break-the-speed-of-light-20201020/

Image: https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/205043-cern-researchers-tuning-large-hadron-collider-ahead-of-13-tev-collisions

A little bit about the speed of gas

The description for the term "sound" is it's only a wall of the moving gas. So can the soundwave what is the fast-moving gas travel faster than the sound? The question can turn to model "can molecular gas travel faster than the speed of sound? The answer is "yes"!. The speed of sound is not very high. If we are comparing it to the speed of light. The speed of sound is 343 meters per second.

And the speed of light is 299 792 458 m/s. So the sound is the movement of molecular gas. When the aircraft travels with supersonic speed people on the ground are hearing the "sonic boom". The sonic boom means that the molecules that the aircraft turns away are traveling by the impact speed between air molecules and the supersonic aircraft. When aircraft hits the air molecule it pushes it like a tennis racket when it hits the ball. The speed of the ball depends on the speed of the tennis racket.

The speed of gas molecules can cross the speed of sound very easy, and molecules make that almost every day. During explosions, the molecules are traveling outside the explosion with the speed of the firefront. And that means the shockwaves of the nuclear explosions can travel at an extremely high speed. That is multiple of the speed of the sound.

The speed of ionized gas that comes out from the Sun is many times higher than the speed of sound. The fact is that if we think that the sound is the movement of the molecular gas or ions. That means that the sound can travel at a speed almost the speed of the light. In this case, the "sound" is the term that means the pressure barrier, which travels in the Universe.

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