i cloned the repo earlier to see what would happen. difference between .95c and .999c is unremarkable. equal to and above 1 results in all of the geometry disappearing, just shows black.
You find a number of ships fleeing from a small space station. You hail them, asking what's wrong: "Help! We're being overrun by some sort of giant alien spiders!"
The math is such that the coefficient can never reach 1.
Because FTL travel is not possible, so there's no way to know what would 'really happen.'
It's possible, but it may or may not require exotic things like negative mass.
Imaginary mass, not negative mass.
So we can just imagine what it’ll look like?
Sorry. Couldn’t resist.
But you can have real mass with imaginary energy.
I think, divisions by zero would happen.
Only at c. Once you are beyond it (even though you can’t pass it), you’ll get squared imaginary numbers, however, which I’m sure would not be healthy for human passengers.