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...w of conservation of momentum. A car has a speed of 100 km / h and a mass of one ton. If it now encounters resistance and is braked abruptly, the impul ..., there must be positive and negative masses, otherwise the [[Conservation of mass]] postulated by me would be wrong.

...ter than light. Accordingly, it was assumed for decades and the existence of the faster than light speed remained fantasy and only withheld from the spa ...o if the Enterprise rotates imaginarily or otherwise comes to an imaginary frequency, then it can also move faster than light.

...at A before C is perceived. This is due to the finiteness of the [[speed of light]] with c. == The absolute theory and the theory of relativity ==

...hich I have always fought for, and arrive at a value for an average photon of: == Mass and rest mass of the photon ==

...lute theory. Everything that has a mass> 0 is matter from the perspective of absolute theory. After the [[Division by Zero]] there is also an epsilon e == Concept of mass ==

...ately left out. c is equal to 1. c² also. This results from the division of Planck space and Planck time. Both correspond to 1 [http://de.wikipedia.or .... Space and time are both quantized. That is, they consist of a multiple of a basic unit. In mathematical terms:

...ould suddenly be r or not defined and you would end up in hell's kitchen. Of course you don't do that. Just as naturally you shouldn't do that with r * ...y have a mass according to the [[Conservation of mass]], then the quotient of 0/0 is also a natural and real number, namely 1.