Light Has No Mass… So Why Is Its Speed Limited? | SLEEP SCIENCE STORIES

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💡🌌 Light Has No Mass… So Why Is Its Speed Limited? | SLEEP SCIENCE STORIES

Light is massless, yet it travels at a fixed speed—299,792 km per second. But why can’t it go any faster? In this sleep science story, we’ll unravel one of physics’ greatest mysteries: why the universe has set a cosmic speed limit, even for something as weightless as light.

In this calming yet mind-bending journey, you’ll discover:
✨ How Einstein’s theory of relativity explains the speed of light
⚛️ Why light’s masslessness doesn’t mean infinite speed
🌌 How spacetime itself enforces this universal law
💫 What it means for time, causality, and the limits of the cosmos

Perfect for relaxing, unwinding, and drifting off to sleep, this story blends soothing narration with profound science, letting your mind travel at the speed of imagination.

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Date: September 30, 2025

47 thoughts on “Light Has No Mass… So Why Is Its Speed Limited? | SLEEP SCIENCE STORIES

  1. 1. Something to do with the Higgs Field? If not, then something we do not understand yet…
    2. Do not say 'space and time', it is 'space and change'. Space is now beginning to sound suspect, too, but I see no error in it yet, unlike time, which is a huge error (it is not a physical property, which is what everything mistakenly thinks, change is what you want to address, not time).

    2:11 am US East Coast.

  2. why should the space between galaxies be expanding, but not the space inside the galaxies? What is different about the space inside galaxies, or the solar system that it should not be expanding? ( or is it? )

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