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Re: Tha Law of theoretical velocity length despite how it is observed (frame of reference) at higher velocity does actually contract. by the ammount given in lorentz transformation equations. and the example I gave was for simplisity sake. so i don't have to deal with the huge computations one would need to show my exact meaning. if you wish to know exacts like that then go and read up on the math and learn it your self. there are several equations really important. first Is the lorentz transfromation equations. Second is Einstien's field equation, this shows how space-time warps in the precence of Mass-Energy and further describes how mass will move through said warpage, this is the basis of "warp" technology. Third is the Energy equations, things such as E=mc^2 and K =ymc^2 - mc^2. For concepts i want you all to review your chapters on Relativity. Remember because i say I weigh 200lbs. and you say I weigh 175lbs. doesn't mean either of us are wrong only that our frames of reference are different.
For short Distance contracts as velocity increases (proportionally) mass increase and inertia increases. Gravitional mass is exactly equivilent to interial mass. The Speed of light is constant in all frames of reference. and if our planet suddenly accelerated to .5c none of us would notice without looking at some other frame of reference. IE another system or planet or galaxy...
If anyone has any issues with what I've said then please by all means. BRING IT. just bring your evidence or site your sources. |