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If a car is traveling at the speed of light and the car turns on the headlight, what would happen? Would the headlight not turn on at all, would the headlight travel at twice the speed of light, or would
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If a car is traveling at the speed of light and the car turns on the headlight, what would happen? Would the headlight not turn on at all, would the headlight travel at twice the speed of light, or would the headlight act like a flowing sink flowing out light?

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flowing sink flowing out light

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