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Can something even exist without energy? And if it can will it truly not move?To be clear I know E=mc2 but can something exist without any movement?
Yes, it is possible for something to have true zero movement. This can occur when an object is at rest or when all of its movement is cancelled out by opposing forces.
No, an object cannot have true zero movement if it is in motion. Even if an object appears to be still, it is still experiencing small movements due to factors such as air resistance and molecular motion.
Yes, it is possible for an object to have true zero movement in space. In the vacuum of space, there is no air resistance or other external forces to cause movement. However, the object may still have some internal molecular motion.
Yes, an object can have true zero movement even if it is affected by gravity. This can occur when an object is in a state of equilibrium, where the forces acting on it are balanced and there is no net movement.
No, it is not possible for something to have true zero movement at the atomic level. The principles of quantum mechanics state that even at a state of rest, particles still have a certain amount of inherent energy and movement.