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David Lewis
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You're right. As technology advances, VTOL will become more competitive with conventional fixed wing.
I believe VTOLs will add to the vital side of aviation nomenclature of near future, let's say within a decade or so if I am not over stating. The reliability, frugality, handling parameters, usability and overall performance criteria of conventional fixed wing planes I don't think can be competed with in the traditional operational domains, at least not in foreseeable future.David Lewis said:You're right. As technology advances, VTOL will become more competitive with conventional fixed wing.
Relativity equation states that energy of a particle is product of its mass and square of its velocity at the speed of light. At this state the particle mass simply converts to energy aligned to universal law of conservation of energy. To go beyond spacetime threshold a force has to be acting on the photon by virtue of its change in momentum or simply it needs to accelerate, p=mv or f=m(v2-v1) which is not possible in our dimension so thankfully spacetime would stay intact. Am i right?David Lewis said:My understanding is a photon will warp spacetime because of its momentum.
No. It does not.Arjun Singh said:Relativity equation states that energy of a particle is product of its mass and square of its velocity at the speed of light.