Is invariant mass always conserved? I mean, if you have a particle and anti particle annihilate won't you be left with relativistic mass only now?
As far as I can tell, you can have a ton of photons with some energy in the same place then they can 'transform' into a particle-anti particle pair which in turn transforms their relativistic mass into the rest mass of the particles... Right?
Also, since light always travels at c does it not always have the same relativistic mass in every reference frame?
Sorry for random questions and not helping.