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But if mass is affected by gravity, then it has to have mass. Light bends millions of miles away from the source.

Is every bit of information (anything) in the Universe have mass? Also, light has to have mass because it is affected by gravity, correct? Last question, What is "space", not just outer-space but also the space we "live" in, made of? Is it filled with an infinite(or really big amount) amount...

So what are photons and cosmic rays made up of? Also if light gets affected by gravity, it must have a mass. Doesn't light travel for millions of miles then starts to bend because of gravity? Thanks

Random question, but is it true that all information, like brain neurons (ideas), light, radio waves, etc... has a mass? Basically if anything moves then it transfers energy and must have a mass. So the Universe is ALL mass? Also, what would "space" be defined as in terms of mass.

ok thanks drpizza, yeah i have learned about sin,cos tan, though this will be hard measuring it in a matter of seconds

Yeah, my last post indicated that i could use a protractor , but after googling , i do not know how to measure displacement or distance for a vertical length using one Would you happen to have a tutorial or maybe some helpful tips on this process?

Hey, i found out that we can use a protractor on the lab. I read some where that you can use a proctractor to find out the distance or height of something from ground level. I tried searching google but didnt really find anything, do you have a helpful tutorial or maybe some tips on using a...

I didnt really do this on my own, but thanks dude, you really helped me! Yeah i do understand this, ill have to remember last part, but tricky

15/5 = 3 9904*sqrt(3) = 17.154 It works! Thanks dude

sorry i don't really follow

ohhh 1.12*2 = 2.24 2.25*1.5 = 3.375 3.38*1.33 = 2.541

Hmm i dunno, how would i measure a displacement going higher than 1m? i don't think i can exactly mark the walls :( there must be a way sorry lol i just really want that extra credit :)

its about 1.12 2.25 3.38 4.51

5m = 9.9045 7m = 11.719 10m = 14.007 12m = 15.344 15m = 17.155 20m = 19.809

oh , well in my physics class atm we arnt dealing with deceleration, only one form of acceleration , but yeah i get what you mean Thanks again