English: Tachyon visualization.
Since a tachyon moves faster than the
speed of light, we can not see it approaching. After a
tachyon has passed nearby, we would be able to see two images of it, appearing and departing in opposite directions. The black line is the shock wave of
Cherenkov radiation, shown only in one moment of time.
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TxAlien 571×159× (1501240 bytes) [[Tachyon]] visualization. Since a tachyon moves faster than the [[speed of light]], we can not see it approaching. After a [[tachyon]] has passed nearby, we would be able to see two images of it, appearing and departing in opposite directions. The black
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