wrong.

objects at a quantum level have a speed defined as instantaneous.

idk man lights prettty fuckin fast

ya like paired photons and gravitons or are they ever really even there except when we observe them? hmm?

i dont think so, at least not according to brian greene's book (i could be wrong?) anyways my point was that there are things that react over a distance, faster than the speed of light.

hawking radiation might travel at speed greater than the speed of light, these photons counterparts certainly must (into the heart of the black hole).

This post was edited by juliusjuice on Jan 26 2011 08:41pm

wikipedia says gravity waves move at the speed of light
and hawking radiation works because virtual particles at the edge of the event horizon appear where one particle is engulfed and the other is just far enough from the event horizon that it doesnt get engulfed.

yes and it propels these particles at speeds greater than light just as it sucks the other one in.

ive never heard this before? where did you learn it from

theres only few things faster than light, and thats excellerated light, and time.

lol'd

Light is faster.