Petal to the metal and then the traveler lifts his foot off when in the greater range of the universe:
No one, that I know of but me, has thought that a traveler might continue to accelerate in the accelerative universe forever if he began accelerating in the universe and was subject to no other local relative force preventing him from such continuity of constant acceleration. Since the speed of light is a constant, and past histories being matters of the photo-frame immediately in the eye of the beholder (the observer), the traveler and his norm of ever accelerating momentum would be a matter of unobserved and unobservable "future histories" separating the traveler more and ever more from the observer "at a distance" from the start of constant and continuous accelerating expansions (space, time, and momentum) from the observer on into infinities of separation . . . from both the observer and the ever more lagging behind in time (in space-time histories) 'mirage' of the traveler to the observer, and the observer to the traveler. A swiftly expansive triangle (triangulation) developing. Or equally but oppositely in oncoming, a swiftly contracting triangle (triangulation) developing.
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"From a drop of water, a logician could infer the possibility of an Atlantic or a Niagara without having seen or heard of one or the other...." 'Sherlock Holmes': A Study in Scarlet', by Arthur Canon Doyle.
No one, that I know of but me, has thought that a traveler might continue to accelerate in the accelerative universe forever if he began accelerating in the universe and was subject to no other local relative force preventing him from such continuity of constant acceleration. Since the speed of light is a constant, and past histories being matters of the photo-frame immediately in the eye of the beholder (the observer), the traveler and his norm of ever accelerating momentum would be a matter of unobserved and unobservable "future histories" separating the traveler more and ever more from the observer "at a distance" from the start of constant and continuous accelerating expansions (space, time, and momentum) from the observer on into infinities of separation . . . from both the observer and the ever more lagging behind in time (in space-time histories) 'mirage' of the traveler to the observer, and the observer to the traveler. A swiftly expansive triangle (triangulation) developing. Or equally but oppositely in oncoming, a swiftly contracting triangle (triangulation) developing.
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"From a drop of water, a logician could infer the possibility of an Atlantic or a Niagara without having seen or heard of one or the other...." 'Sherlock Holmes': A Study in Scarlet', by Arthur Canon Doyle.
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