system
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human
[General Sci-fi] Does a ship moving at faster than light speeds still act as a solid object?

I ask because if it did and it hit photons already travelling at 'c', then wouldn't it either tear holes through the ship when the photons can't speed up or break reality when they did?
gpt
A ship moving at FTL speed is outside of physics. Thus, it's pointless to ask for answers in conventional physics. Whatever physics you make up has to account in some way for combining traditional physics and your FTL mechanics. In those combining laws you can make up whatever interaction you want.

It's like asking "What's `1/0 + 5`?" `1/0` is not a number; you can't apply addition to it. In the same sense, `v > c` is not (our) physics.