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Actually, relatively speaking yes. Which is why photons have no standing mass but have a moving mass hence momentum.
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The argument was that heavy objects are moving at faster speeds because objects with mass have energy by virtue of their mass, and that by exchanging potential energy for kinetic energy we can find out the maximum speed that a baseball can go and that his proves that a regulation baseball can power 150,000 American homes. Seriously, which part of the forumla for terminal velocity involves a change in potential or kinetic energy? I see mass, gravity, area, and drag coefficients, but no ΔPE or ΔU. |
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It makes no sense to me that folk would start in on how uneducated people are are then give an explanation for terminal velocity that has nothing to do with drag coefficients. |
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The post to which I was replying did not present mass as a contributor to the force against which a drag coefficient must act against in equal measure to bring an object to equalibrium. It just stated that "The speed of an object is proportional to it's mass" and then went on to talk about the exchange of potential energy to kinetic energy, as a way of "educating" people about terminal velocity. |
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