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I mean I just gave one example of how it might lose mass. There are other obvious ways (like when they're picked up etc.). My point wasn't to present a hypothes
by dataflow 3y ago
I mean I just gave one example of how it might lose mass. There are other obvious ways (like when they're picked up etc.). My point wasn't to present a hypothesis for people like myself here to rebut. I can do that just fine myself. I was trying to understand what about this has been confusing for scientists.
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- chasd00 3y ago> like when they're picked up etc. Wouldn’t just moving an object change its mass? Any change in potential energy would mean a change in mass from good old e=mc^2