Recent content by chgol5270

I figured that would be the case thanks for the input

Im talking about uranium created during supernovae events (your post suggests this happens during the normal fusion process in stars which I am not aware of) and while the concentrations might not ever get to a point that it condenses i am just curious if there is anything that would prevent...

Just curious if uranium could gather in enough quantities so that it's gravity will keep it from blowing apart or will critical mass start a chain reaction and prevent this configuration into a "fissioning" star

is what you're saying is that the increase in mass isn't from the perspective of said object ie. "rocket" but from the perspective of outside observations?

Try some of the images for particle collisions

Being that anything accelerated to the speed of light gains infinite mass and will require infinite energy thus providing a barrier to achieving the speed of light but wouldn't the fuel source become infinite and in turn the potential for energy become infinite effectively canceling out this...