Can you not understand the simplest principles?Can you not read
Can you not understand the simplest principles?Can you not read
Such a process is NOT resistance free, - If you really believe it is – PROVE IT.
I don't see how he can ever prove anything if he doesn't even know what "=" means and is unwilling to learn.
Lex I: Corpus omne perseverare in statu suo quiescendi vel movendi uniformiter in directum, nisi quatenus a viribus impressis cogitur statum illum mutare.Do you believe that resistance suddenly vanish when constant speed is reached, - and if so, - tell me what in hell should the reason for that be ? - except medieval creeds and religion?
- WHAT in hell does medieval creeds and religion have with science to do?
You mean that you have the Lorentz factor.Right, so far you have the beginning to a transformation factor, after completing the equation you do have the final factor, and yes it is unit less.
Why?This factor you can now multiply with M of the object and you do have the increasing mass as a result
Why?Or you can multiply it with mc^2 and you do have KE increase.
No it doesn't, and what is your obsession with seconds?This shows the principle for how you can use the same transformation factor to show the Resistance against motion, the first second.
The rest just isn't worth responding to again.But it is not only resistance against motion; it is in fact resistance against...
No, there isn't more resistance against motion. There is more resistance against change in motion. It's called inertia. Constant speed requires no energy input.Try this
- Tie a dead cow after your car, and drive. - What happen?
- Now tie 2 dead cows after you car and drive. - What happen?
- Now tie 3 dead cows after you car and drive. - What happen?
- Now tie 4 dead cows after you car and drive. - What happen?
- Is it true that the more dead cows you tie after your car the more gasoline does it consume?
- Is it true that the more dead cows you tie after your car the more energy does it consume?
- Is it true that the more dead cows you tie after your car the more resistance against motion is it?
- Is it true that these principles are the same if you try to accelerate a cow to huge speed, - towards the direction of Andromeda?
- Do you believe there also is resistance to accelerate in space, the whole way up to the speed c?
- Do you believe resistance against acceleration in space is increasing?
- Do you believe that resistance suddenly vanish when constant speed is reached, - and if so, - tell me what in hell should the reason for that be ? - except medieval creeds and religion?
- WHAT in hell does medieval creeds and religion have with science to do?
Your problem remains the inability to understand simple science.
!No, there isn't more resistance against motion. There is more resistance against change in motion. It's called inertia. Constant speed requires no energy input.
I believe that you don't understand inertia or that all motion is relative. Resistance to motion doesn't exist, which should be obvious once you understand that there's no universal frame to be at rest in. You can be at rest in one frame of reference and near light speed in another and the laws of physics work just fine (the real ones, not your cow logic).
Your problem remains the inability to understand simple science.
c and v are also m/s.
v/c has no units.
The Lorentz factor has no units.
It is extremely ignorant to multiply the Lorentz factor by an arbitrary acceleration.
The units of deceleration are m/s^2.
It is totally idiotic to multiply the Lorentz factor by an arbitrary speed and call that a deceleration.
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We are talking about a relative weak effects, and only significant by relative large speed.
So why pray-tell, do planets show nothing of this. SHOW THE MATH.
Paul
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Avoiding the simple maths again.
No, but you do.You don't need more math
I will first stick to the basic point and this is not your gibberish… It is ………..But first stick to the basic point and this is…………..
!You don't need more math