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Peter Frame
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We all know that nothing can go faster than light. This is because as something approaches the speed of light, its mass will approach infinity.
What if something was falling towards a immense body very very far away. Of course the object will accelerate and gain velocity and get close to the speed of light. Its mass would increase. Gravity increases with mass so why would this object not be able to reach the speed of light?
What if something was falling towards a immense body very very far away. Of course the object will accelerate and gain velocity and get close to the speed of light. Its mass would increase. Gravity increases with mass so why would this object not be able to reach the speed of light?