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From what I remember of physics, objects get infinitely massive as they approach the speed of light and therefore require infinite energy to get to the speed of
by omilu 12y ago
From what I remember of physics, objects get infinitely massive as they approach the speed of light and therefore require infinite energy to get to the speed of light. Is this not correct anymore?
- CurtMonash 12y agoThat's an argument for why objects can't be accelerated to and beyond c. But there's a loophole for objects that are already traveling faster than c when they're first created.