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The speed of light in a vacuum is constant in all reference frames, but a photon's frequency is not constant in all reference frames, so it's momentum (hf/c) is
by mercutio2 11y ago
The speed of light in a vacuum is constant in all reference frames, but a photon's frequency is not constant in all reference frames, so it's momentum (hf/c) is not constant.
This is bog-standard special relativity.
- snarfy 11y agoAh, this makes sense.