Summary:
- Physicists have observed "pinpricks of darkness" moving faster than the speed of light, which seems to defy the laws of relativity.
- These "pinpricks of darkness" are actually regions of space with slightly less light intensity than the surrounding area, and they are moving through space at superluminal (faster-than-light) speeds.
- This phenomenon is possible because the "pinpricks of darkness" are not actually transmitting any information or energy faster than light, which would violate the laws of relativity. Instead, they are simply moving through space at these high speeds without breaking any physical laws.