Exploring the Nature and Origins of Faster-than-Light Motion

More than 100 years ago, Einstein established the speed of light as a universal constant, proposing that nothing in the universe can surpass it. This research paper seeks to reexamine that foundational assumption from a novel perspective, investigating whether the speed of light is truly invariant or if different photons may, under certain conditions, exhibit varying velocities. Our findings suggest that the universe may inherently demonstrate wave–particle duality. During measurement, some light may appear to travel faster as a means of avoiding direct detection.