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Termyn8or -> RE: Breaking the ultimate speed limit (9/28/2011 11:02:15 PM)
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"If you have infinite mass when you are going at light's speed, how much do you weigh when you are going faster then light? "
Infinite mass cannot be concieved by humans. That makes it a it tough to respond However if the assertion that mass moving, or accelerated to C is no longer mass, the amount of mass would then be irrelevant.
See this theory can get out of hand really easily, so, what the fuck. To start, consider the Doppler effect. Blue light has a higher frequency than red, when moving toward stars the spectrogram reveals the signatures of the elements in the star to be shifted either red or blue which indicated whether the observer is moving toward or away, and the approximate velicoty if enough accuracy is possible.
Now imagne traveling at C. You take off from Earth and step on the gas and get up to C. Any mass you encounter tooling across the heavens is moving at you at C, relative. It is not mass. The light that follows you, no matter it's origin, as you match speed with it (inhabit the same velocity space), it is matter to you. What was stationary matter when you were at rest might be moving at you at C which is now energy, and what was energy is now matter. Get it ?
What's more this can be going on in a complete sphere, not just a 360 degree circle. Even the two dimensional circle would yield an infinite number of possibilities, and a sphere, another universe more - of universes than infinity.
Sure it is a farfetched theory, but you know what ? If you think about it just because if you put too much uranium together it blows up does not really prove that energy is mass "times" the speed of light squared. It really doesn't.
T^T
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