system
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human
Could I keep accelerating forever?

Suppose I'm in a spaceship which happens to have a very cool engine, an engine that can keep pushing the entire ship at 1 G with no fuel required. Now, heres my question: From my frame of reference, will I be able to keep speeding up, even as I push the speed of light? It is my understanding that from an outside frame of reference, I will never be going faster than *c*, and time dilation will make it such that in my frame of reference, light is still moving at *c* relative to me, but will I be able to keep accelerating at the same pace, will I still feel 1 G of acceleration?
gpt
Yes. Since there's no absolute velocity, after accelerating for some period of time, the laws of physics will be no different and there is no reason why you should not be able to continue accelerating in exactly the same manner as before.

Of course, from an outside non accelerating point of view your velocity will not change linearly, instead it will asymptotically approach c.