Sazar
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k... far as i know about e=mc2... you CAN go faster than the speed of light... thats a given... if you ever do any theory work on black holes and white holes... you will learn that there are objects being emitted out of the black holes... and white holes... that are travelling faster than the speed of light... theoretically and also I believe there are links that explain this in total detail.... read stephen hawkings work on matter related to collapsing black holes..
e=mc2 will hold true up to a certain point and THAT is why it is still used... it is a formula that was considered to have implications beyond what it actually does... if you understand it and actually know enough integration... you will find that as you approach the speed of light... m will take the value of infinity... therefore will be a bloody massive object
light on the other hand as we all know is not weighing million of tons... though...
disproving the e=mc2 formula is not such a big deal.. it is a valid formula... just try not to use it when you get into quantum physics and start studying about space and stuff... you will need to use alternate forumlas all though the speed of light will remain a constant in a manner of speaking... reason for that being that so many tests have been carried out for so long... thats just how it goes... red shift/blue shift is all dependent of the speed of light and the refractive properties of objects in space, gravitational influences.... thereby implying mass on the part of light... but is it so ?
heh... we should have a poll on this... does light have mass...
e=mc2 will hold true up to a certain point and THAT is why it is still used... it is a formula that was considered to have implications beyond what it actually does... if you understand it and actually know enough integration... you will find that as you approach the speed of light... m will take the value of infinity... therefore will be a bloody massive object
light on the other hand as we all know is not weighing million of tons... though...
disproving the e=mc2 formula is not such a big deal.. it is a valid formula... just try not to use it when you get into quantum physics and start studying about space and stuff... you will need to use alternate forumlas all though the speed of light will remain a constant in a manner of speaking... reason for that being that so many tests have been carried out for so long... thats just how it goes... red shift/blue shift is all dependent of the speed of light and the refractive properties of objects in space, gravitational influences.... thereby implying mass on the part of light... but is it so ?
heh... we should have a poll on this... does light have mass...