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If a car headlight's light travels at the speed of light, then does the car technically travel at the speed of light since the headlights are part of a car, and the light is made from the headlights?
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If a car headlight's light travels at the speed of light, then does the car technically travel at the speed of light since the headlights are part of a car, and the light is made from the headlights?

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I'm guessing you have seen the vsause video about this since you are mentioning it but if not you should check it out. The video is a little unclear about this beause scientists are still debating it but I guess yes.
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If you put it that way then technicaly yes
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