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| Re: More Than One Universe, Matter
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by g.e.warren/">g.e.warren on October 3, 1998 06:07:43 UTC |
: : : All matter was created due to a quantum fluctuaion. : : All matter is is energy condensed into slow vibrations to begin with, so if matter is energy and it takes and infinate amount of energy to reach the speed of light, then it would also take an infinate amount of matter to reach the speed of light. agree? : That's not exactly true. Light has mass. If you shine light on a : wall, it will push on the wall. In fact if it did take infinite energy : to reach the speed of light, then I don't believe Einstein's theory would : work. : matter is a result of energy, not the reverse. If matter emits energy then that is because energy was matter's original father. As to the greater the mass, the greater its ability to reach light speed: mass will approach zero the closer it approaches the speed of light |
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