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For questions concerning electromagnetic radiation in the visible spectrum.
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What does the view outside my ship traveling at light speed look like?
Well, you move so fast that the larger amount of light moves backwards, the "sideways" component of any light ray, or photon, being smaller than usual. Thus, everything will be "darker". … Since light coming from the front will travel at twice the speed of light, and light coming from the back will be "standing still", your blurred stripes would be lighter (flashing white) towards the front …
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