Subject: What would you really see if you were traveling faster than light?

An optical effect now common to science fiction, educational films, and even 
PC screen savers is a field of stars moving toward you in much the same way as 
objects move past a train window.  The "closer" stars speed by rapidly while the 
"distant" stars move by more slowly.  A recent PBS documentry illustraited the 
shape of our galaxy by moving through it in several minutes. Assuming for a 
moment that you had zero mass, what would you really "see" if you could move 
that fast? Would time stop? Would light be shifted to infinity?

Re: What would you really see if you were traveling faster than light?