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No, actually, very very little, not zero. The candle (summed with its gas emissions) loses mass equal to the relativistic mass of the photons emitted. For somet
by dheera 6y ago
No, actually, very very little, not zero. The candle (summed with its gas emissions) loses mass equal to the relativistic mass of the photons emitted. For something like a candle it's an undetectably small amount but it's not zero.
- nostromo 6y agoGood catch, thanks.
- spaetzleesser 6y agoIs heat basically a bunch of photons?