This is not my original idea, but this question has been bothering me for quet some time. The story goes like this: You take a fly and put it in a glass jar, and close the lid tight, you put the jar on a very accurate weight scale. If the fly is in motion (flying in the air and not sitting) at an instant moment when you measure the weight, will the jar be will this jar be heavier, lighter or the same weight as the same jar without the fly in it?
2007-01-02
08:14:05
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