In a vacuum,what forces would you feel traveling TO the speed of light?

Question

Would rapid acceleration cause discomfort in space?

space is a vacuume,without a constant force against you will mass increase?

Answer 1

The acceleration would be no more uncomfortable than t would if you were starting from a velocity of zero. Recall that if I see you going at .99 the speed of light only I measure your mass as increasing. In your reference frame everything feels normal. You feel no increase of mass. If you accelerated too quickly, say 7 g's, it would definitely be uncomfortable, however.

Answer 2

None at all because nothing can move in a vaccuum.Light or any other mass is order to feel a force there has to be an interaction with space to cause the force during the motion. That is the only way acceleration can ocurr.
In order for a mass structure to move in space it must undergo power changes . The to move at a faster velocity you must increase power to the motion and that is done gradually to the point that as the nearing the speed of light the force would be reduced to zero. However at the speed of light all the particle s of the atoms in the mass structure would just float away.the mass struchture would be annilated.

The rule for inertial motion(motion not caused by field of gravitational mass)Acceleration is maximum at initial start of motion as time increase nonlinearly per unit distance acceleration petersout;at that point velocity is maximum.

The smaller the mass is ,the greater speed it can achieve. Sincet light being the most minuscule particle would be than the fastest moving mass in the Universe.
Since material body is massive compared to that of light would be moving very slow comparatively.
However the soul part of our body may not obey the physical laws of the Universe.Hence may travel ions faster that the speed of light. I dont believe there would be disconfort

Answer 3

Not until u approach the speed of light. As u go above .9 the speed of light your mass will increase.