If anyone can explain that better, please do. So since an object traveling at C is not moving and can only gain more mass and not velocity when energy is added, along with the fact it can only get shorter by becoming a negative length, warp speed is impossible. What I'M wondering is how light particles can be exempt from being velocityless, 0' in length, and unmoving. In a relative way And got back the previous night. If this is at all hypothetically possible, please let me know.
Time stops etc.
To the object itself, it's mass never changed. So since an object traveling at C is not moving and can only gain more mass and not velocity when energy is added, along with the fact it can only get shorter by becoming a negative length, warp speed is impossible.