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I would love to hear someone talk about this actually as it has been my pet theory for the last 15 years since high school physics. My reasoning was p = mv. m
by casperc 6y ago
I would love to hear someone talk about this actually as it has been my pet theory for the last 15 years since high school physics.
My reasoning was p = mv. m drops (through various processes in a star emitting energi==mass) and since p is constant, v increases.
Probably totally naive, but it is just a thought which has stuck around with me.
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- whimsicalism 6y agoIf the star is emitting massive particles, then it doesn't have constant momentum.