Visualizing the speed of light

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The speed of light is the ultimate speed limit. But how long does it take for light to travel various distances?

The focus here is primarily just the time it takes to go from point A to point B which is shown here accurately. The representation of speed within the animations has a margin of error and may not be shown 1:1 perfect, but it is very close. When dealing with light speed some things get complicated. One of the reasons I didn't even bother with distortion or doppler shift effects.

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