JaKiri

It is NOTHING TO DO WITH FORCE. It's you velocity relative to the rest frame that matters.

And scones

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Who's language is it again?

Ever so slightly.

There's a number called the Google, too.

It has the properties of both a particle and a wave (basically). http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=particle+wave+duality&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&btnG=Google+Search

Particle wave duality is the name of the game. And it's not like any particle has measurable size, dude.

fish

Your brain is obviously an old TFT monitor, and you're getting lots of ghosting.

Nope. Billion = 10^12. You're using the american system, which is an idiotic way of doing things. In that, the 'llion' part refers to 'Each time you multiply by 1,000, and then multiply by 1,000 one more time'; 'Each time you multiply by 10^6' is somewhat simpler, and makes more sense. '1. The cardinal number equal to 10^9. 2. Chiefly British. The cardinal number equal to 10^12.'

Million = 10^6. Billion = 10^12. etc.

Actually, no it isn't. You can calculate the cubic roots, but it IS impossible to do it for quartic or above.

The mass INCREASES, and thus it takes infinite force. I don't know what kind of error of comprehension has to occur to get precisely the opposite out of every post that's stated that in this thread.

TiO2 is used mostly in white paint.

Trinity, but not Michaelmas or Lent. Boom boom.

It's a particle and a wave. It's a distortion in the EM field. It's a goblin who carries chunks of energy from the sun. Well, not that last one.

There aren't losses in the matter -> energy one (because energy is conserved), which is what I was trying to say with the 'leccy -> energy one; there are losses, they're just part of the group term 'energy'.

I'm using the bobbing as a comparison to the interference when it travels through a substance; like when it slows down in glass (which is why it bends)

There aren't any losses in the change Electricity -> Energy, because sound and heat are types of energy.

Yep. That's right. Although I don't see what this has to do with energy loss.

No. E = hf.

What?

That's right, (they probably meant 15kgms^-1 in your previous reference to them) but you still haven't explained the 100% loss thing.

Incorrect.