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Originally Posted by AndrewJ
Nup
It would be finished before you started it.
That would be horribly confusing
Andrew
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You are assuming that time actually behaves the way Einstein though it might if particles exceeded c. It may not.
Maybe this will be of interest : re superluminary velocity of gravitational effect.
http://www.metaresearch.org/cosmolog...of_gravity.asp where the Speed of Gravity is
³ 2x10power10
c (ie 20 billion x c) , for all intents and human purposes , that makes the speed of gravity essentially infinite. See Physics Letters A 250:1-11 (1998).
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direct experimental verification in the laboratory that gravity propagates faster than light may now be possible. The protocol and preliminary results were reported in (Walker, 1997).
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If this true , that's an extraordinary property.
Sorry if the maths is a bit heavy , requiring at least a knowledge of vector calculus and electromagnetism and relativity (2nd and 3rd year uni undergraduate level studies), but well, the proof is in the physics and maths involved in the meta-analysis.