Relative to some reference frame in the universe, you may now be traveling at a speed
A)faster than the speed of light.
B)slower than the speed of light.
C)at the speed of light.
D)any of the above

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According to Einstein's theory of special relativity, the speed of light is a constant that cannot be exceeded, and the laws of physics are the same for all inertial reference frames. Therefore, no matter what reference frame you choose, you cannot travel at the speed of light or faster than it. The fastest you can go is very close to the speed of light, but you can never reach or exceed it. Thus, you can only travel slower than the speed of light relative to any reference frame in the universe.

Relative to Some Reference Frame in the Universe, You May