The apparent relationship between time, distance and scale.
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Things get smaller as they get farther away because we have a lens in our eye. Mass does nee change with relative velocity. Relativistic mass changes, but that's completely different to what is...
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Relativistic mass is the mass that is usually said to increase with velocity. However, it's pretty archaic and useless. In modern theoretical physics, special relativity is based around quantities...
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The apparent relationship between time, distance and scale.
2006-05-17 19:13
The apparent relationship between time, distance and scale.