what if an apple from a tree drop off at the speed of light?
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2007-08-10 12:00 pm
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An object with mass would need an infinite amount of energy to travel at the speed of light - therefore this could not happen.
2007-08-10 8:33 pm
If an apple dropped from a tree at the speed of light, I'd hope Isaac Newton was'nt under it.
Lol.
Lol.
2007-08-10 7:01 pm
Because of the blue shift, the apple would look the color of a blueberry.
Therefore, you'd get blueberry jam, not applesauce. :D
Therefore, you'd get blueberry jam, not applesauce. :D
2007-08-14 4:25 am
When it hit the ground there would be an enormous explosion.
2007-08-10 8:31 pm
as per einstein's mass energy equivalence i.e.
e=mc^2
where
m:mass of body
c:velocity of light
mass of apple will completely convert to energy and it will get lost!!!!!!!!!!
e=mc^2
where
m:mass of body
c:velocity of light
mass of apple will completely convert to energy and it will get lost!!!!!!!!!!
2007-08-10 7:02 pm
light travels 186,00 miles per second, so you'd never see it. Just the applesauce on the ground.......
2007-08-10 7:01 pm
ya wouldnt see it happen.
there would be random apples everywhere.
people will say its a sign of the apocalypse.
there would be random apples everywhere.
people will say its a sign of the apocalypse.
2007-08-10 6:59 pm
it would leave a hole lol. but whatever causing this apple to travel so fast could also cause it do do many unpredictable things.
2007-08-10 6:58 pm
I would guess that apple get obliterated by the ground
2007-08-10 7:05 pm
an apple being an entity bearing some mass cannot travel with the speed of light. ur ques is surely hypothetical. the energy required to produce such a velocity of apple { m X c^2} is not possible and the kinetic mass will become infinite. as per the eqn m=mo/(1-v^2c^-2)^1/2
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