: : : All matter was created due to a quantum fluctuaion. : : All matter is is energy condensed into slow vibrations to begin with, so if matter is energy and it takes and infinate amount of energy to reach the speed of light, then it would also take an infinate amount of matter to reach the speed of light. agree?

: : That's not exactly true. Light has mass. If you shine light on a : wall, it will push on the wall. In fact if it did take infinite energy : to reach the speed of light, then I don't believe Einstein's theory would : work.

If light truly had mass, then when light was shined on the wall there would a particle of some kind left after the energy was absorbed by the wall, would it not. I think the force you discribed is the result of the energy impacting and being absorbed. The theory I beleive says that as a particle accelerates the more massive it becomes. Thus becoming infinitely massive at the speed of light. Needing an infinite amount of energy to propel it. Why does it become more massive? You say matter is energy in different forms. More or less the samething. Then I guess the trick is learning how to go from one form to the other in a controlled way. Not by brute force but by a natural flow. Maybe it happens all the time, all around us every day, right in front of our eyes, and we don't even notice because it is a common thing that we just don't see right now... Maybe some day.................