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Suppose mass A is at rest and soon to be accelerated ( pushed ).
Mass A can not be accelerated all at once because it will take some time for the energy field which is to accelerate mass A to pass through mass A.
As the energy field passes through mass A the edge of mass A closest to the source of the energy field will start to move first.
As the energy field continues to passes through mass A the middle of A will start to move and then finally the edge of mass A which is farthest from the energy field source will start to move.
If one edge of mass A is moving before the other would mass A be compressed or does mass A perceive that all of its mass starts moving at the same time?
Duane
Mass A can not be accelerated all at once because it will take some time for the energy field which is to accelerate mass A to pass through mass A.
As the energy field passes through mass A the edge of mass A closest to the source of the energy field will start to move first.
As the energy field continues to passes through mass A the middle of A will start to move and then finally the edge of mass A which is farthest from the energy field source will start to move.
If one edge of mass A is moving before the other would mass A be compressed or does mass A perceive that all of its mass starts moving at the same time?
Duane