Einstein's RelativityAnswered
How does motion affect mass in relativity?
TL;DR
Robert Sungenis explains that relativity says a contracting object keeps its mass while its density rises, which led to the claim that moving objects gain mass. He argues that such additions were invented to preserve a moving Earth and avoid the theological implication of a stationary, divinely centered world.
How does motion affect mass in relativity?
Answer
Relativity proposes that if an object’s volume contracts while its total mass remains the same, its density increases. Sungenis said this led to the false idea that “moving objects gain mass.” He argued that such additions were invented to maintain the idea of a moving Earth and to avoid acknowledging the theological implication of a divinely centered, stationary world.
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