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Giga_Man
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Hello.
If temperature is defined by the average kinetic energy of molecules, does this mean that moving an object in space increase it's temperature? (Or, say, looking at it from another inertial frame of reference?).
talking about non-relativistic speeds.
Thanks a lot!
Mike
If temperature is defined by the average kinetic energy of molecules, does this mean that moving an object in space increase it's temperature? (Or, say, looking at it from another inertial frame of reference?).
talking about non-relativistic speeds.
Thanks a lot!
Mike