cosmo kramer
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brb just going to make a space ship out of neutrinos and travel to alpha centauri
Speed of Light broken: Massive implications for Science (2 Viewers)
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kaz1
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From my understanding of HSC physics, if a massive particle travels at the speed of light wouldn't it's mass be infinity and it's length be zero?
funkshen
dvds didnt exist in 1991
cosmo kramer
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i'm gonna make that capitalistic negro morgan pay
funkshen
dvds didnt exist in 1991
knowing you I don't think that morgan would be your first priority
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kfnmpah
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Re: Einstein's going down, physicists!
Nah, they're too busy reporting about that team that won at the sport that they play.
Re: Einstein's going down, physicists!
I believe that special relativity meant that a body of mass couldn't accelerate to the speed of light, it didn't mention anything about:
a). already going faster than the speed of light (tachyons);
b). anything about energy travelling the speed of light;
c). anything about neutrino's, period.
It would be nice if Einstein was wrong because that would mean endless possibilities and much more research (hopefully like that of the early portion of the 20th century)
I believe that special relativity meant that a body of mass couldn't accelerate to the speed of light, it didn't mention anything about:
a). already going faster than the speed of light (tachyons);
b). anything about energy travelling the speed of light;
c). anything about neutrino's, period.
It would be nice if Einstein was wrong because that would mean endless possibilities and much more research (hopefully like that of the early portion of the 20th century)
Re: Einstein's going down, physicists!
Here is the actual paper: http://static.arxiv.org/pdf/1109.4897.pdf
Here is the actual paper: http://static.arxiv.org/pdf/1109.4897.pdf
Lolsmith
kill all boomers
Re: Einstein's going down, physicists!
other than like
40 people in the entire country that actually watch primetime news
who actually cares about this
other than like
40 people in the entire country that actually watch primetime news
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its actually any mass that travels at the speed of light would have an infinite mass.
as v approaches c, m_o is arbitrary whilst m_v becomes infinite
kaz1
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That's what I said brew.its actually any mass that travels at the speed of light would have an infinite mass.
as v approaches c, m_o is arbitrary whilst m_v becomes infinite
cosmo kramer
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Re: Einstein's going down, physicists!
no he's saying that nobody watches t.v news anymore
cheezcake
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Re: Einstein's going down, physicists!
But it's not travelling at c, it's travelling faster meaning the mass would be a complex number.
Edit: But since energy is directly related to mass and energy must be real numerator must also be imaginary to produce a net real number meaning rest mass must be imaginary.
But it's not travelling at c, it's travelling faster meaning the mass would be a complex number.
Edit: But since energy is directly related to mass and energy must be real numerator must also be imaginary to produce a net real number meaning rest mass must be imaginary.
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Lolsmith
kill all boomers
Re: Einstein's going down, physicists!
I meant that no one would know/care that things have exceeded the speed of light
no obviously not lol
I meant that no one would know/care that things have exceeded the speed of light
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Lolsmith
kill all boomers
Re: Einstein's going down, physicists!
yeah and you're one person
prime time news that broadcasts to the entirety of Sydney isn't going show news stories that only a handful of people will care about
yeah and you're one person
prime time news that broadcasts to the entirety of Sydney isn't going show news stories that only a handful of people will care about
kaz1
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Re: Einstein's going down, physicists!
They showed it on prime time news today.
They showed it on prime time news today.