lc4
2011-04-29 08:28:00 UTC
If I`m travelling at the speed of light on my SD (at night) and turn on my headlight what will happen
indy84
2011-04-29 08:49:00 UTC
you get a speeding ticket and one for not driving with headlights on..but the plus side you be famous for the land speed recored!
One67
2011-04-29 09:43:00 UTC
As light travels in wave length form you would not be able to see ahead of you as you will reach the same point as the light wave at the same time... but... im a chef... me chef me cook good
Mr_Trecolareco
2011-04-29 09:45:00 UTC
I've heard this question asked before, except it wasn't you on the SD.
It was somebody standing in a train travelling at the speed of light and shining a torch forward.
Unfortunately I've taken too many hits to the head over the years to remember what the answer was
It was somebody standing in a train travelling at the speed of light and shining a torch forward.
Unfortunately I've taken too many hits to the head over the years to remember what the answer was
indy84
2011-04-29 10:48:00 UTC
My SD is always travelling at the speed of light!!
I turn the light on, and the light never gets away
I turn the light on, and the light never gets away
motoronin
2011-04-29 13:15:00 UTC
Post missing.
DribbleDuke
2011-04-29 17:29:00 UTC
Since it's a theoretical question I can only assume you're not in a vacuum (where S.O.L is a constant) otherwise both yourself and the SD would be on your backs gasping...Soooo the light would travel slightly ahead of the bike, because it's relative..Aaaand, of course a falling tree makes a noise if there is no one there to hear it; the sound of one hand clapping is a slap; the egg came before the chicken because of reptiles and the Pope definitely at one time shat in the woods 'cos he was Hitler bloody Youth. Oh yeah..and all bears are Catholic...
ktmguy
2011-04-30 02:45:00 UTC
You will immidiatly slow down Nd if you turn on your high beams that will further act as a brake.
As a wave of light from your headlamp is generated from heat and is in a wavelength much slower than ionic tranferrance you will be passing through a distubance in the environment that is equall to one half the total wattage output. High beams will slow your travel at the same rate as they are wattage differance. You may want to take in the color of the bike also, since orange is less resistant to plasma proliferation than anthrocite it will be the fastest in this circumstance also. Light has slowed down just a little since 05-06 so the early model bikes are still faster.
as you slow from the rsistance you will travel through a light show akin to the aurora or a old pink floyd concert.
Enjoy tge show.
As a wave of light from your headlamp is generated from heat and is in a wavelength much slower than ionic tranferrance you will be passing through a distubance in the environment that is equall to one half the total wattage output. High beams will slow your travel at the same rate as they are wattage differance. You may want to take in the color of the bike also, since orange is less resistant to plasma proliferation than anthrocite it will be the fastest in this circumstance also. Light has slowed down just a little since 05-06 so the early model bikes are still faster.
as you slow from the rsistance you will travel through a light show akin to the aurora or a old pink floyd concert.
Enjoy tge show.
AGRO!
2011-04-30 02:52:00 UTC
You'll never know as you will be travelling forward in time and we will all forgot you was here, or ever born....
Which might be a good thing....
Which might be a good thing....
lc4
2011-04-30 10:01:00 UTC
Are you planing on some up grades for the SD?
Ducati Pete
2011-04-30 12:05:00 UTC
Post missing.
loony888
2011-04-30 12:20:00 UTC
Post missing.
AGRO!
2011-04-30 14:01:00 UTC
It's a superduke, you'll be lucky to reach the speed of custard!
MrZ32
2011-04-30 23:20:00 UTC
Post missing.