can mass of an object be ever zero??
SarthakSyal:
yess...but only when it is travelling at a speed of 3×10^8.....which is speed of light
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May be possible sometime .
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Yes
Weight is dependent on the frame of reference but mass is absolute as matter cannot be created or destroyed.
If you are in space and stand on a weighing machine, it would indicate a weight of zero.
If you are inside an elevator and the elevator starts free falling, and then you stand on a scale, the scale will read zero.
Weight is dependent on the frame of reference but mass is absolute as matter cannot be created or destroyed.
If you are in space and stand on a weighing machine, it would indicate a weight of zero.
If you are inside an elevator and the elevator starts free falling, and then you stand on a scale, the scale will read zero.
mass is relative
but there weight is 0 where mass can be 0
weight is altogether diffrent thing which is confused with mass
weight is due to the gravitational pull the earth is exerting
photon has a zero rest mass
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