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kannank
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When the an object is accelerated and when the velocity approaches the speed of light, its mass increases exponentially the force required to accelerate the object increases exponentially. So it cannot be done. Fine.
But what if I travel in a spaceship with A LOT of fuel and the spaceship is accelerated constantly by burning the fuel? When the velocity of spaceship approaches the speed of light, does increase mass in its own frame-of-reference?
This may be a silly question. I got confused somehow.
cheers!
KANNAN
But what if I travel in a spaceship with A LOT of fuel and the spaceship is accelerated constantly by burning the fuel? When the velocity of spaceship approaches the speed of light, does increase mass in its own frame-of-reference?
This may be a silly question. I got confused somehow.
cheers!
KANNAN