Physics, asked by am094thupom, 1 month ago

CAN WE ACCELERATE A OBJECT AT THE SPEED OF LIGHT WHICH HAS A MASS ?
IF WE DO SO WHATE WILL WE NEED ?

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Answered by ishaanbhadauria6

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Answer:

We cannot because the energy needed to do it is not available in this whole universe.

Answered by gamerguyaditya

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Explanation:

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