A locomotive has to lose stem (water mass) in order to move?
As well as enrgy loss to the suroundings(per laws of thermodynamics)
So which laws are realistic ;velocity increase causing mass increase as per Einsteins Mass formula; Or the thermodynamics mass loss formula?
2006-08-25
03:29:53
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If Ihave a wet sponge and I throw it so it moves at the quasi-speed of light ,Iwould losses all the water mass very quickly. The mas of water in the sponge would not have increased?
2006-08-25
03:46:56 ·
update #1