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sydneybself
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The velocity of an object can, theoretically, only be measured relative to the velocity of another object. If I understand the concept of rest mass correctly, it is the mass of a particle with zero velocity; if my understanding is correct, what is 'zero velocity' relative to? Is it relative to the velocity of light?
Special relativity was developed because of the problem with zero velocity. I'm confused!
Special relativity was developed because of the problem with zero velocity. I'm confused!