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giumonkeyface (01/10/2013) [-] E=MC^2 doesn't mean the faster you move the heavier you get, E is not movement it's energy. E=MC^2 actually means the heavier you are, the more energy required to move you. "E=MC^2" equitation only works to calculating movement when the object is light.
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N. Korean citizen (01/10/2013) [-]
Nope, M doesn't stand for the gravitational mass of the object, but for the relativistic mass, and its a function of its velocity. When your speed increases, you relativistic mass also increases, and so you need more energy to keep accelerating. And there it is limit of the speed of light. Thats why objects with mass can't reach the speed of light, cause they need infinite energy.
It also explains the relationship between mass and energy, as both are 2 "states" of the same thing, mass can be converted to energy and viseversa.
It also explains the relationship between mass and energy, as both are 2 "states" of the same thing, mass can be converted to energy and viseversa.
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sandwitchman ONLINE (01/10/2013) [-] **sandwitchman rolled a random image posted in comment #437332 at Anime & Manga ** now we need the rest for that pic.
