Is the dark faster than light?

Answer 1

darkness has a starting firm speed about 13 times faster than the speed of light it is a multi-speed wave form it generates a mesh like weave of perfect interconnected cubes in wire mesh style

Answer 2

It's the same speed, dark is the absence of light and therefore once light has left the area darkness has taken over at the same speed. Darkness is always right behind light.

Answer 3

Yes, nothing is faster than light. Dark is just there to cover the light.

Answer 4

Do you mean if for example the shadow of a bird is traveling at say 30mph on a horizontal plane but suddenly there's a decline that is almost vertical say 85 degrees and the vertical decline is 30 miles long then the shadow would then take an hour for it to travel the decline if it was horizontal, but at 85 degree angle it would travel the 30 miles much faster? then the answer is still no for the reasons already mentioned, that's like saying if I swing a bat and the tip reaches 100mph, and then I swing a longer bat and the tip reaches 150mph, what if I swing a really really long bat, will the tip travel faster than light? bleh, I hope I made sense cuz I'm starting to confuse myself.

Answer 5

Depends on your choice of definition.

Only light travels. So does that make it faster.

Or because dark is omnipresent is it faster as it already there?

Answer 6

Not really. Dark is the absence of light and therefore moves at exactly the same speed.

Answer 7

Darkness is the absence of light.

Answer 8

I have heard of "light years," but not of "dark years" -- would it not be light that travels? Would you not agree that dark is the absence of light? And so the absence of movement? And so no speed at all?

Answer 9

If I understand the question correctly, the answer is no. "Dark" is the absence of light and therefore has no mass. No mass,no speed.

Answer 10

nothing is faster than the speed of light