So if you're moving at near the speed of light, the light from your flashlight still seems to approach your eye at 186,000 miles per second. The light from the flashlight is barely moving faster than you, so it seems to this observer that it takes ages for the light to go from the flashlight to your eye.
Time runs at a different speed for things travelling that fast.
This effect will become more pronounced the faster you move. In fact, if you could move the speed of light, it would seem to an observer that it takes an infinite amount of time for the light to reach your eye. Of course, it would take an infinite amount of energy to get you going that fast anyway, and you wouldn't like how it feels. Copyright 1998-1999, Room103 group. Silica Gel - do not eat.