Annalisep47
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Rather than focusing on any specific kinks or roleplay, interested in just intelligent conversation. 26/F here
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Rather than focusing on any specific kinks or roleplay, interested in just intelligent conversation. 26/F here
Rather than focusing on any specific kinks or roleplay, interested in just intelligent conversation. 26/F here
...as one approaches the speed of light, the amt of energy required to maintain that speed also increases. So sorry trekkies...there is no warp drive. At the speed of light, the energy input becomes infinite. Some things i would rather not know....
E=MC^2
Photons are unique in that they have zero rest mass, which means they require very little energy to travel at the speed of light.
C=sqrt(E/M)
Really you can work that equation around as needed, but yes, the required energy needed to reach the speed of light is enormous, then you get into relativity & time moving slower as you travel faster...then there's quantum physics & the theory of wormholes... More than I have the capacity for understanding really.
E=MC^2
Photons are unique in that they have zero rest mass, which means they require very little energy to travel at the speed of light.
C=sqrt(E/M)
Really you can work that equation around as needed, but yes, the required energy needed to reach the speed of light is enormous, then you get into relativity & time moving slower as you travel faster...then there's quantum physics & the theory of wormholes... More than I have the capacity for understanding really.
http://www.jimal-khalili.com/blogs/2016/9/7/faster-than-the-speed-of-light
There are several good podcasts on this. I didnt find the one i was looking for. Breaking it down into simple terms....faster you go....the more mass an object has...the more energy required to move it. Light has no mass....hence....the reason it travels at the speed it does.
Time slows as you increase speed. But only for the object traveling. It is possible to travel from one side of our galaxy to the other in a single lifetime...but return to earth and 500 million years has passed.
I know....tripped my mind cause everything i thought i knew....was wrong
"Sqrt"?
*giggles*
you can go faster than the speed of light if you want. You just need a shortcut
aside from that not so funny joke, i read some time ago of a new "object, molecule, mass item"? that moves faster than light. can't say if it's true as i can't even recall what it is or even where i read it. and am too lazy to look it up to try and look smart.
i really don't know- science isn't my thing. now sluttinessssss.... that is something i know something about. but shhhh
i really don't know- science isn't my thing. now sluttinessssss.... that is something i know something about. but shhhh
E=MC^2
Photons are unique in that they have zero rest mass, which means they require very little energy to travel at the speed of light.
C=sqrt(E/M)
Really you can work that equation around as needed, but yes, the required energy needed to reach the speed of light is enormous, then you get into relativity & time moving slower as you travel faster...then there's quantum physics & the theory of wormholes... More than I have the capacity for understanding really.
ya well, science has it's place.
making sex toys of course
Show Off.. or Smart Ass.. That is the question..
Neither. Just adding to the discussion. And, really, I have shared all I know about the matter. Aside from discussions with my teachers back when I was studying physics, I haven't delved too deep into the subject.
Actually there are theories based in very complex math that suggest that FTL is possible...as one approaches the speed of light, the amt of energy required to maintain that speed also increases. So sorry trekkies...there is no warp drive. At the speed of light, the energy input becomes infinite. Some things i would rather not know....