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Is it possible for a particle to exist according to one reference frame and simultaneously not exist according to another?
If energy is relative, can a collision between two particles have enough energy to produce new particles according to its own reference frame but not have said amount of energy according to a 3rd particle's reference frame?
Just started reading about relativity, apologies if question is noobish and/or redundant.
If energy is relative, can a collision between two particles have enough energy to produce new particles according to its own reference frame but not have said amount of energy according to a 3rd particle's reference frame?
Just started reading about relativity, apologies if question is noobish and/or redundant.