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[SOLVED] paradox V=const??
Ok,
an object travels with V=const and it caries E=mVV energy.
But, according to Newton I if V=const then F=0 or no force acts upon it.
On the other hand E=FD is energy for distance D and it's zero if F=0.
So the const velocity traveling object both has nonzero and zero energy?
How come?
What about photons traveling at c=const?
Who ever solves this paradox, coffe is on me?!?
Ok,
an object travels with V=const and it caries E=mVV energy.
But, according to Newton I if V=const then F=0 or no force acts upon it.
On the other hand E=FD is energy for distance D and it's zero if F=0.
So the const velocity traveling object both has nonzero and zero energy?
How come?
What about photons traveling at c=const?
Who ever solves this paradox, coffe is on me?!?