There is no infinite energy baseball bat I think we can all agree on that. But this particular question is answered now I feel, and I can move on to understanding how it's possible that light travels at the speed of light regardless of the observers' relative speed to each other and light.
Yes, I have understood the classical mechanics, but was wondering about this particular fact. Using an infinite energy baseball bat, and striking a ball with it, would keep the ball moving forever at light speed in a vacuum, so to speak.
Alright, so theoretically anything with mass could travel at almost the speed of light forever without any thrust applied to it after it had reached a certain speed.
This has bothered me for a while, and I wasn't sure if something other than Newtonian physics was going on at this speed, when it...
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Let's say that you were to attempt to go as fast as possible on a spaceship with the mass of an average car in an absolute perfect vacuum. What I am wondering is, that if you were to reach a certain speed, and stop applying energy to this imagined spaceship, would the spaceship...