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6858979 No.6858979 [Reply] [Original]

would it be possible to block the higgs field?

if objects had no mass, how would they behave?

>> No.6858996
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6858996

>>6858979
And you think someone here can answer that question?

>> No.6859000

>>6858996
u havin a laff m8? /sci/ is on the forefront of human knowledge. hell someone even SOLVED A TRIPLE INTEGRAL earlier.
>>6858839

>> No.6859001

everything would become photons

>> No.6859003

>>6858979
they would behave like a wave?

>> No.6859005

>>6859003
they already do

>> No.6859007

One cannot block a field.

If objects had no mass, all their energy would be in movement and would travel at speed of ligth.

>> No.6859168

Mass Effect thread?

>> No.6859186

>>6859000
Yeah but only in polar coordinates. That's like using separation of variables to solve a differential equation. It's cheating.

>> No.6859188

>>6859007
>One cannot block a field
I bet you $1000 dollars I can block a field.

>inb4 canceling it out doesn't count

>> No.6859241

The Higgs has mass, so static changes to the field die off exponentially with distance. And that distance is extremely short.