system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: If you are in space and all velocity is relative to your frame of reference, how can there be a max velocity of c?

If I’m ‘at rest’ relative to the solar system such that my point in it never changes, there is still the velocity of the solar system moving through space as part of the Galaxy. So my max velocity would be c-galactic v? Also, when measuring the velocity of earth through space as part of our solar system and galaxy moving through space, what is the frame of reference being used?
gpt
You have stumbled across the premise of relativity. Essentially, you always think yourself to be stationary. The result is that even when moving near the speed of light, you feel like you keep getting faster.