posted 18 years ago
In my opinion, you will see your headlights shine at the speed of light. You will also think you are moving close to, but not exactly, at the speed of light. (not exactly possible since you have mass)
From a third party reference, they too, will see your headlights shine at the speed of light. However, they will see you moving at a rate much much slower than the speed of light.
Anyway, how does this resolve? Once you decide to stop, mere minutes may have passed in your timeframe, while it could be years from the third party's perspective.
As a side note, determining your true speed also has some issues. After all, how do you know that you are travelling near the speed of light?
Henry
[ October 05, 2005: Message edited by: Henry Wong ]