| Re: Why accelerators cannot push electrons travel at speed more than "c |
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Group: alt.philosophy · Group Profile
Author: Dirk Van de moortelDirk Van de moortel Date: Sep 2, 2008 01:36
> Partical Accelerators use electro magnetic waves to accelerate
> particals using their charge.
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> Since electro magnetic waves travel at speed "c" the max speed they
> can force a charged partical is c.
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> Say there is a pipe of water and a ball in inside. And water is
> travelling at 2 m/ s speed. How fast the ball can be moved.
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> 1. initially ball is at rest.
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> 2. slowly its speed is 1.999 m / s.
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> 3. We keep increasing the flow of water at speed 2 m / s Then speed of
> Ball reaches 1.999999 m /.s
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> But never the Ball will attacin 2 m / s Why?
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> Because 2 m/ s is the speed of water and due to viscosity and other
> factors Ball can never travel faster than 2 m / s.
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> So you now understand why Partical Accelerators which uses electro
> magnetic waves can never have a partical travel at speed c.
>
A 1 kg ball is lying still on the ground.
We use a 10 kg ball with velocity 1 m/s to collide elastically
with the 1 kg ball.
Since the heavy ball travels at speed 1 m/s, the max speed the
light ball can attain is 1 m/s ?
Alas, the small ball will move at velocity 1.8 m/s, and the max
speed it could attain when the large ball would go faster and
faster, is just under 2 m/s.
So you now you *fail* to "understand why Partical Accelerators
which uses electro magnetic waves can never have a partical
travel at speed c".
Dirk Vdm
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