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Simple question from physics

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Becouse i want you to think a little and see if this ruins your normal thinking about physics.

So something like this...The force of the impact is equal to the speed of the bullet being fired? wow that paves way to a whole new dimension in my thinking in FA :shock: :shock:
Becouse i want you to think a little and see if this ruins your normal thinking about physics.

So something like this...The force of the impact is equal to the speed of the bullet being fired? wow that paves way to a whole new dimension in my thinking in FA :shock: :shock:
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A look into my brain:"......... -=FOOD=-....... -=BORED =-...... --> Firearms!!!!......-=More food...=-......... .......ah so pi R times radical Q with the tangent of B does equal 6........... ........ man im hungry....."
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A look into my brain:"......... -=FOOD=-....... -=BORED =-...... --> Firearms!!!!......-=More food...=-......... .......ah so pi R times radical Q with the tangent of B does equal 6........... ........ man im hungry....."
not making fun of you or anything but I think this topic is "silly" :roll: plus I am dumb
not making fun of you or anything but I think this topic is "silly" :roll: plus I am dumb
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If electrons moved faster than light you're table lamp would come on before you hit the switch :shock:
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If electrons moved faster than light you're table lamp would come on before you hit the switch :shock:
Commie Peanut Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2003 9:43 pm Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If electrons moved faster than light you're table lamp would come on before you hit the switch

It could happen.....
Commie Peanut Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2003 9:43 pm Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If electrons moved faster than light you're table lamp would come on before you hit the switch

It could happen.....
isn't there a such speed as anti-matter? the speed in which two atoms collide? or something...how fast is that? or am I just that dumb?
isn't there a such speed as anti-matter? the speed in which two atoms collide? or something...how fast is that? or am I just that dumb?
dude that would be like so cool i wanna buy me one of thoseon another note the government took two stop watches put one on a really fast jet and the other left it at the airport they flu the jet around when they landed the watcfh on the plane was like 2 secs different than the one on the groundthis supporting that the closer you get to light speed the more time slows down
dude that would be like so cool i wanna buy me one of thoseon another note the government took two stop watches put one on a really fast jet and the other left it at the airport they flu the jet around when they landed the watcfh on the plane was like 2 secs different than the one on the groundthis supporting that the closer you get to light speed the more time slows down
-Jedi Kywalker]Its called time dillatation. Also if you travel fast, your size in the axis of your movement is shorter.

so the faster you fly the shorter you have to go?
-Jedi Kywalker]Its called time dillatation. Also if you travel fast, your size in the axis of your movement is shorter.

so the faster you fly the shorter you have to go?
-Jedi Kywalker]Yes, thats why some molecules who live just a VERY small fraction of time (10^-16) travel HUGE distances just BECOUSE they travel at near speed of light. In their time they live only that long, but in our space, they live 'long'...

so they live long cause they go close to the speed of light and they go far cause the same reaseon. cool! how are these molecules made?
-Jedi Kywalker]Yes, thats why some molecules who live just a VERY small fraction of time (10^-16) travel HUGE distances just BECOUSE they travel at near speed of light. In their time they live only that long, but in our space, they live 'long'...

so they live long cause they go close to the speed of light and they go far cause the same reaseon. cool! how are these molecules made?
how fast would light move if you had a flashlight and it was moving 100mph would the light coming out of the flashlight be going lightspeed+100mph or would it got at lightspeed
how fast would light move if you had a flashlight and it was moving 100mph would the light coming out of the flashlight be going lightspeed+100mph or would it got at lightspeed
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