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Talk:Counterexamples to Relativity (view source)
Revision as of 18:41, December 3, 2011
, 18:41, December 3, 2011→Deleted example to releativity
:::::I don't care what you believe. Yes they exist, and yes I've been to one. If you tell me where you live I'll give you directions to the nearest one, and you can either visit or call their press officer. Either way they'll be happy to explain how they turn mass into energy and generate power with the heat that's released. --[[User:ClearView2011|ClearView2011]] 13:23, 3 December 2011 (EST)
:::::I don't care what you believe. Yes they exist, and yes I've been to one. If you tell me where you live I'll give you directions to the nearest one, and you can either visit or call their press officer. Either way they'll be happy to explain how they turn mass into energy and generate power with the heat that's released. --[[User:ClearView2011|ClearView2011]] 13:23, 3 December 2011 (EST)
::::::*Cough* ReadTheItalics *Cough* These aren't my beliefs, these are scientific facts. Newton's laws have been established for centuries and have never been challenged. Yet if they are true, then nuclear power stations can't exist because that would require the M of F=MA to be a variable quantity directly related to A.
::::::As I put more energy into the acceleration of an object, the mass does not increase, it cannot increase. Why? Because mass and energy cannot be interchanged. If this were true, then no non-zero mass particle could ever be accelerated to the speed of light. Non-zero mass particles are accelerated to the speed of light every day at particle colliders worldwide.