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marshallaw
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Hello
When you have something and it gains a lot of mass m due to its high kinetic energy, so it gains a lot of relative energy. So, every object has its own gravitational field. So is the RELATIVE mass making a gravitatinal field?
mathematically if g=GM/Rˇ2 does work, where you MUST add relative mass
Well this would be very amazing, strange, bizarre if this was true
When you have something and it gains a lot of mass m due to its high kinetic energy, so it gains a lot of relative energy. So, every object has its own gravitational field. So is the RELATIVE mass making a gravitatinal field?
mathematically if g=GM/Rˇ2 does work, where you MUST add relative mass
Well this would be very amazing, strange, bizarre if this was true