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This is probably beside the point, but shouldn't the center-of-mass of a massless object be everywhere simultaneously? With no reason to prefer any location, ov
by NickNameNick 8y ago
This is probably beside the point, but shouldn't the center-of-mass of a massless object be everywhere simultaneously? With no reason to prefer any location, over any other?
- Retra 8y agoThe center of mass of a massless object makes as much as "everywhere" being a location of anything.