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Chrono Cadet
Folks, I just realized something else which is very strange about the universe.
Temperature and Electricity must likely be affected by the theory of relativty also.
For instance: When a light beam is emitted by an object that is moving towards an observer, the light beam will be blueshifted.
If it was an infrared beam, the observer would feel the beam getting hotter the more the object emitting the beam accelerates.
Likewise, if the object emitting the beam were to be going away from the observer, then the beam would get colder. If the object reached 1c, there would be no effect on the observer. However, if the object PASSED 1c, the same beam would begin to make the observer feel a COLD spot on his hand, as the beam would begin to carry a NEGATIVE TEMPERATURE.
Thus, the material of the object must change temperature also.
Think about it... temperature is usually gauged by how fast a particle is moving. If a "stable" mass begins to accelerate to relativistic speeds, it's relative temperature will begin to change.
We need an equation to measure this change in temperature...
Also... Electrical charge will change as well.
As an object accelerates, its length shortens. This will cause more matter to occupy smaller points in space. theoretically, that means that eventually a space that would normally accomodate two electrons will begin to only accomodate one, giving the occasion for two electrons to coalesce, forming an orbital sub-nucleon with a charge of +2
which means that electrical charge changes with speed.
A likely conclusion for both of these observations is that not only the length of an object changes at relativistic speeds, but the observer will actually "see" a different substance.
For instance: if the observer was watching two atoms of hydrogen speed away at a speed at which the length had been shortened just enough, the observer would ACTUALLY SEE one atom of Helium 4.
But once the object had slowed down enough, the observer would once again see two atoms of Hydrogen.
Strange.
So we need an equation illustrating the change of temperature with speed and the change of electricity with speed.
Who's up to it?
e-mail me: [email protected]
Temperature and Electricity must likely be affected by the theory of relativty also.
For instance: When a light beam is emitted by an object that is moving towards an observer, the light beam will be blueshifted.
If it was an infrared beam, the observer would feel the beam getting hotter the more the object emitting the beam accelerates.
Likewise, if the object emitting the beam were to be going away from the observer, then the beam would get colder. If the object reached 1c, there would be no effect on the observer. However, if the object PASSED 1c, the same beam would begin to make the observer feel a COLD spot on his hand, as the beam would begin to carry a NEGATIVE TEMPERATURE.
Thus, the material of the object must change temperature also.
Think about it... temperature is usually gauged by how fast a particle is moving. If a "stable" mass begins to accelerate to relativistic speeds, it's relative temperature will begin to change.
We need an equation to measure this change in temperature...
Also... Electrical charge will change as well.
As an object accelerates, its length shortens. This will cause more matter to occupy smaller points in space. theoretically, that means that eventually a space that would normally accomodate two electrons will begin to only accomodate one, giving the occasion for two electrons to coalesce, forming an orbital sub-nucleon with a charge of +2
which means that electrical charge changes with speed.
A likely conclusion for both of these observations is that not only the length of an object changes at relativistic speeds, but the observer will actually "see" a different substance.
For instance: if the observer was watching two atoms of hydrogen speed away at a speed at which the length had been shortened just enough, the observer would ACTUALLY SEE one atom of Helium 4.
But once the object had slowed down enough, the observer would once again see two atoms of Hydrogen.
Strange.
So we need an equation illustrating the change of temperature with speed and the change of electricity with speed.
Who's up to it?
e-mail me: [email protected]