Gee this question has never been asked here before. how original.
You can't travel "at light speed" so my vision is that you would see a myriad of 20 year old nubile nudes. If you ask a impossible question then any answer is correct, including fantasies like the above. Depending on your orientation and values, feel free to imagine your own visions.
You fail to understand the simplest thing about Relativity. Which is: speed is relative. The speed you are traveling depends on who is measuring it and from where. If I am standing on the ground and you are standing there too, then you are not moving. If I am looking at you from a telescope on the Moon, then you are spinning away at quite a healthy velocity. Even faster from a point in space which is fixed relative to the center of the galaxy. To some (hypothetical) observer, you are traveling at 99.999999% or 99.9999999999999% (you pick) of the speed of light. So how does it look? You are at as close as you want to be to light speed when you sleep in your bed. Or any other time. Speed is relative ( is arbitrary or the choice of observer/ measure is arbitrary).
Perhaps you meant how would you look to someone on the ground if you were traveling at 99.999999% of c? (You'd have to be in space since air friction would incinerate you in an instant)
Or perhaps you meant what would the Earth look like if you zoomed by at 99.9999999% of c?
If so, you should ask that question. Light would be red shifted and distances in the direction of your travel would be foreshortened.
You can't travel "at light speed" so my vision is that you would see a myriad of 20 year old nubile nudes. If you ask a impossible question then any answer is correct, including fantasies like the above. Depending on your orientation and values, feel free to imagine your own visions.
You fail to understand the simplest thing about Relativity. Which is: speed is relative. The speed you are traveling depends on who is measuring it and from where. If I am standing on the ground and you are standing there too, then you are not moving. If I am looking at you from a telescope on the Moon, then you are spinning away at quite a healthy velocity. Even faster from a point in space which is fixed relative to the center of the galaxy. To some (hypothetical) observer, you are traveling at 99.999999% or 99.9999999999999% (you pick) of the speed of light. So how does it look? You are at as close as you want to be to light speed when you sleep in your bed. Or any other time. Speed is relative ( is arbitrary or the choice of observer/ measure is arbitrary).
Perhaps you meant how would you look to someone on the ground if you were traveling at 99.999999% of c? (You'd have to be in space since air friction would incinerate you in an instant)
Or perhaps you meant what would the Earth look like if you zoomed by at 99.9999999% of c?
If so, you should ask that question. Light would be red shifted and distances in the direction of your travel would be foreshortened.
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Invisible.