Can you think of an example of a question for which you cannot come up with a testable hypothesis?
Can you think of an example of a question for which you cannot come up with a testable hypothesis?
What happens to an object when it exceeds the speed of light?
Albert Einstein's theory says that it's impossible for an object with mass to exceed the speed of light. Therefore, the question cannot be tested empirically.
By the way, scientists say that space can exceed the speed of light because it has no mass.
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