Relativity or Relativistic Theromdynamics

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Relativity and relativistic thermodynamics are closely related to space science, particularly in astrophysics. They play a significant role in understanding massive stars and energetic systems where relativistic effects become important. High-energy particles, such as electrons and ions, require the application of relativistic dynamics due to their kinetic energies exceeding their rest energies. This connection highlights the relevance of relativistic principles in explaining various astrophysical phenomena. Engaging with multiple perspectives can further enrich the understanding of these complex topics.
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is Relative or relativistic Thermodynamic have an thing with space scenics ?
 
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hagopbul said:
is Relative or relativistic Thermodynamic have an thing with space scenics ?
Are you asking if Relativity or Relativistic Theromdynamics has anything to do with Space Science (Astrophysics)? If that is the question, then the answer is certainly.

There are aspects of both Special and General Relativity, particularly in massive stars and structures and highly energetic systems.
 
and did the relativistic electrodynamic have an thing with astrophysics?
and why?
 
Certain phenomenon involve high energy particles, e.g. electrons with energies in the MeV range or ions (nuclei) in the GeV and TeV ranges and even higher energies. When kinetic energy are several times the rest energy, then one must employ relativistic dynamics (both mechanics and electrodynamics).
 
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