Quote Originally Posted by Xaqaria View Post
Nope. The reason why light speed is said to be a constant is because no matter how fast the observer is travelling light will still appear to be travelling at (about) 300,000 m/s in relation to the observer. This is the basis for all of the strangeness of general relativity like time/space dilation.

You can continue to go faster indefinitely, but you will never go faster than light speed. As you accelerate, the energy it requires to continue accelerating increases, and as your speed tends towards the speed of light, the energy required to continue accelerating tends towards infinity. According to the current knowledge of physics, it is impossible for a body with mass to travel at or above the speed of light.

You can do some reading about it here.
I really don't give a shit what the speed of light is doing, that's not my point at all. My point is that you will not be able to see anything once you go that fast.

Say you start traveling at light speed on earth. The light from earth is still coming at you at light speed. Then you pass mars, the light from that is coming at light speed as well. Everything you pass will send it's light towards you at light speed, all at once. Still no way to actually see anything.

Instead of watching a slide show, it would be like stacking all the slides together and trying to shine the light through all of them to get a projection. Just doesn't work, you won't be able to see the individual images.