Hey guys, this may sound stupid but I am quite new to theoretical physics and I want to learn more. So, my question is, do objects move faster when you move towards them, for example at the speed of light? If you, for instance, move towards Andromeda at the speed of light, which is around 2.5 million light years away from us, for 100 years(just theoretically), Andromeda will be 2 499 900 light years away from us. That means the light from Andromeda will reach you faster than at the Earth. Does not that mean that while moving it should be rotating faster from your perspective, for example?
