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Why is the SPEED of LIGHT so SLOW? | The Limits of Physics

Light travels at exactly 299,792,458 meters per second. On Earth, that feels instantaneous. But as soon as we leave our atmosphere, the "fastest thing in the universe" becomes agonizingly slow. In this video, we dive deep into the fundamental limits of physics to answer a disturbing question: Why does the universe have a speed limit? And what happens if we try to break it? From the communication lag with Mars to the physics of the vacuum that acts as a cosmic "asphalt," we explore why light speed is actually the "Speed of Causality." We also look at the mind-bending possibilities of Warp Drives, Wormholes, and why traveling faster than light might accidentally turn you into a time traveler (and break reality). 🚀 In this video, you will learn: Why the speed of light is too slow for space travel. The real reason light can't go faster (it's not about the light, it's the vacuum!). Einstein’s relativity and why mass prevents us from reaching light speed. Theoretical solutions: Alcubierre Warp Drives and Wormholes. The Time Travel Paradox: Why the universe might be protecting itself from us. #SpeedOfLight #Physics #SpaceTravel #Einstein #Relativity #WarpDrive #Astronomy #ScienceDocumentary #TimeTravel #Cosmos Speed of Light, Physics explained, Theory of Relativity, Albert Einstein, Alcubierre Drive, Warp Speed, Time Travel Paradox, Astronomy for beginners, Space Exploration, Speed of Causality, Light Years, Wormholes, Science Education, Limitations of Physics, Neil Armstrong, NASA, Mars Mission.