Special Theory predicts that if we could accelerate an object to the speed of light. Emphasis on if.
I'm no expert but surely the Special Theory does predict that. I've always felt that the fact that nothing can reach the speed of light, due to the fact that it would take an infinite...
Special Theory predicts that if we could accelerate an object to the speed of light, it would become 2 dimensional in the direction of motion. I'm not sure how many dimensions that String Theory predicts, but my question is this. Does String Theory have a satisfactory way of squeezing all their...
I had an interesting thought about this. If the spot traveling faster than the speed of light
hit a sensor causing a chain of events on one side of the moon and then did the same on the other side of the moon, which chain of events would occur first?
Can anyone explain to me why Pythagoras' Theorem governs the rate of change, of mass, length and time within accelertated bodies?
It's a simple theorem learned by most children by the age of eleven, so one would expect the answer to this question to be quite simple as well.