You are an idiot if you believe anything can move faster than C.
If you say that laws of thermodynamics breaks down as
object as objects approach the velocity, C, that's fine.
There maybe support for that view.
You can increase the temperature of an object by increasing
it's kinetic/heat energy [interchangeable]. But the kinetic
activity [motion, velocity] either within or between objects has its limits...so must its temperature be limited.
To say there's no upper limit to temperature is stupid.
I thought you were smarter than that, Nick.
There's nothing heretical about my question or its basis.
You want to flame, Nick?...I'll flame you bad.
Most of the scientific community views you as a kook.
We here at HZ have been fair to you by comparison.
G'day, mate.