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Basic maths/physics teaches us that momentum is velocity * mass.
However, advanced physics tells us that mass changes according to velocity, up until light speed, where mass is infinite.
Surely then, momentum cannot be so simple as mass * velocity since velocity dictates a part of mass...
Am I the only one who thinks this? Or is there in existence a more complicated formula which calulates momentum?
Just a thought...
However, advanced physics tells us that mass changes according to velocity, up until light speed, where mass is infinite.
Surely then, momentum cannot be so simple as mass * velocity since velocity dictates a part of mass...
Am I the only one who thinks this? Or is there in existence a more complicated formula which calulates momentum?
Just a thought...
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Basic maths/physics teaches us that momentum is velocity * mass.
However, advanced physics tells us that mass changes according to velocity, up until light speed, where mass is infinite.
Surely then, momentum cannot be so simple as mass * velocity since velocity dictates a part of mass...
Am I the only one who thinks this? Or is there in existence a more complicated formula which calulates momentum?
Just a thought...
However, advanced physics tells us that mass changes according to velocity, up until light speed, where mass is infinite.
Surely then, momentum cannot be so simple as mass * velocity since velocity dictates a part of mass...
Am I the only one who thinks this? Or is there in existence a more complicated formula which calulates momentum?
Just a thought...
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