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nukeman
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Hey guys,
If something with mass comes close to the speed of light, the laws will adjust and slow down time in order to prevent the mass from passing the speed of light. Is that correct?
So, would the object start to gain mass as it gets close to the speed if light?
Where does this mass come from? And how is it created from nothing?
If something with mass comes close to the speed of light, the laws will adjust and slow down time in order to prevent the mass from passing the speed of light. Is that correct?
So, would the object start to gain mass as it gets close to the speed if light?
Where does this mass come from? And how is it created from nothing?