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big_bounce
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Hello all .
I have a little problem hope you will solution it .
Suppose there is a box that inside it is vacuum and Suppose box is massless .
Consider we import one million photons in the box
Now box has mass equal to m=E/c^2 and E is total energy of photons .
In this case , inside box should not occupy space because photons do not occupy space .
I know this example is not very good for particles but much same .
So i think just matter can occupy space because it has many properties and one of them is mass . right or wrong ?
Thanks
I have a little problem hope you will solution it .
Suppose there is a box that inside it is vacuum and Suppose box is massless .
Consider we import one million photons in the box
Now box has mass equal to m=E/c^2 and E is total energy of photons .
In this case , inside box should not occupy space because photons do not occupy space .
I know this example is not very good for particles but much same .
So i think just matter can occupy space because it has many properties and one of them is mass . right or wrong ?
Thanks