Physics, asked by maneeshmadhavjh337, 11 months ago

What happens to mass at speeds near that of light?

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Answered by LavanshikaSharad

All the particles that move at the speed of light (e.g. photons) have zero rest mass. As a particle with mass approaches the speed of light, its energy increases and becomes infinite at the speed of light, which is the reason why it can never be accelerated to reach that speed.

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