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![]() "toad" wrote in message ps.com... On 15 Oct, 14:27, (Richard Casady) wrote: Why wouldn't it accellerate indefinitely with no friction anywhere in the system. ....because as it approaches the speed of light it will require infinate energy. My flashlight shoots out photons at the speed of light and it is powered by a 1 1/2 volt battery. Even better, my flashlight moves away from the photons at the speed of light with the same 1 1/2 volt battery. When do I need to change the battery? |
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