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Article #8306Re: A non-tachyon, still-follows-Einsten's-rules FTL idea ... PLEASE comment on it!!!
From: Fred McGalliard
Date: Mon, 31 Mar 1997 00:00
Date: Mon, 31 Mar 1997 00:00
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Chris Muffett You just said that the neutrino has a well defined mass, then took it back by suggesting it might not have a rest mass. There is certainly a class of physics where rest mass is important. Chemistry for example. But why does it impact issues such as the mass found in space in general? As I recall, there is no particular reason to seperate rest mass from any other kind of mass for purpose of calculating gravitational effects?? I think I am still having this argument, so this just establishes what I currently think.
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