You mean an object in motion does not increase in mass with respect to its velocity?
As an object travels faster and approaches the speed of light, does its mass not increase?
I'm sorry but that's what everybody says.
As a flywheel rotates faster, shouldn't its mass also increase at the outer edge?
I've always understood that mass and velocity are proportional.
An increase in velocity increases mass. Gravity is a function of mass.
Does not the velocity of the spinning wheel create an increase in its mass at the edge of the wheel?
If not then what is that?
I've tried to find the answer to this but I can't
I know what we experience as gravity is the bending of space by the mass of the Earth. But, a gyroscope is able to defy the Earths bending of space.
Does a gyroscope on a small scale bend space perpendicular to the Earths bending and that's why...
Under Newton gravity was a force.
Einstien proved that gravity is an effect. The effect of the bending of space by mass.
We feel gravity because the material of the surface of the Earth prevents us our falling towards the center of the Earths mass.
Everything in the universe follows the...
Probably the greatest misconceptions about black holes comes from what people see in movies.
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