I see, so it's basically falling out of style and most people use rest mass. So what about f=ma not being used as much in special relativity compared to dp/dt?
I was told in special relavity that f=ma does not always hold true so using the f=delta p/delta t is better. So why is that? They said it had something to do with relativistic mass, at least when traveling at 99.9% of the speed of light.
hm at 2:35 do you think it did just that? traveled a short distance then paused? i just find it hard to believe since they usually don't have even microsecond reactions in star wars
Remember when he shot it at Mace Windu? How fast was that? Does it mean Mace Windu can react at the speed of ligfht?? What about when he shot Luke Skywraker with it? Or Hano Solo?
basic Question?: How fast is star wars lightning?
becuz u guys don't want to help me learn simple things, because you clearly have your own little clique. w/e I am done here, you guys need to learn how to treat people
https://www.quora.com/Could-the-massive-explosion-of-an-atomic-bomb-cause-a-change-to-Earths-orbit/answer/Idav-Kelly I am just wondering how it is possible to go up so many exponents like that from Newtons to joules...
They said this: "Luckily, joules are equivalent to one Newton's energy transfer across one meter of stuff, which means we can still get our answer, since joules are convertible to TNT megatons. 5.37498 x 10^31 Newtons is 5.37498 10^37 joules per meter"
How? shouldn't the exponent be the same...