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Relativity

Energy from moving mass?

By Endercreeper01
August 21, 2013 in Relativity

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Endercreeper01

Posted August 21, 2013

Posted August 21, 2013

Is it possible to get energy from a mass traveling at a speed close to the speed of light?

swansont

Posted August 21, 2013

Posted August 21, 2013

Sure. Make it collide with something.

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