Thread: Question on Physics

Originally Posted by Mario F.

The distance is non-important. My question is, traveling at this speed, how would the oxygen molecules interact with the sphere when it bumped into them? Would the sphere be eventually withered away? Or would the electromagnetic force be strong enough to keep the sphere structure intact? What about at a lower speed?

If it's moving fast enough, the sphere will be disintegrated at the first collision with an oxygen molecule. There is no upper bound to the kinetic energy the sphere can obtain.

It cannot move at the speed of light, but arbitrarily close.

Originally Posted by Bob

Well I can help you understand the theory, what part of it don't you understand?

You can begin by providing a link or another reference to this aeghion flux theory you speak of.

Originally Posted by Bob

Energy therefore may be possible to 'warp the fabric of spacetime.'

Not 'may'. It does warp spacetime.