C’mon, give light a break. It already travels at 299,792,458 meters per second. Asking for more is greedy.
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| Our sun. Stop taking it for granted! |
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| Example of gravitational lensing. Even when light is bent, it moves real fast. |
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light is moving as fast as it can, people
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