According to Einstein energy has inertia, but how?
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when did einstein say that?
newton said objects have inertia
newton said objects have inertia
hedgehogpathways:
inertia is the tendency of an object to stay at rest or constant velocity until it is acted on by an outside force
Einstein calculated that energy has intertia
give formula plz
or evidence at least
do u have any formula or evidence to prove that matter has inertia
newton's first law is the law of inertia; it states that an object at rest stays at rest until acted on by an outside force
E=mc^2.....in this energy is equal to mass... it means that mass and energy have equal properties also...
mass has inertia, energy depends on mass, so energy has inertia, simple, oh you meant that equation
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argument put forward by Einstein took as its starting point the transverse Doppler effect, which in turn relies on relativistic aberration, both derived in section 7 of his previous paper on the electrodynamics of moving bodies. Furthermore, in section 8 he had shown that if a “light complex” of frequency n and energy E is emitted from a resting body, then in terms of a coordinate system moving with speed v transversely (in terms of the rest frame coordinates) to the direction of the emitted light, both the frequency n’ and the energy E’ of the pulse are greater than the corresponding values in the rest frame of the emitting body. Specifically, for this special purely transverse condition, we have
we have what?
also this 0% answers the question, seriously, it looks like it was copied from somewhere else
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