They say that the faster an object moves the heavier it gets. and from what I understand there was a starting point to the universe. Now lets say I move from Earth to another planet that had say 10% of the Earth's velocity. Would that mean I'm lighter on this planet than on Earth?

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Anonymous Sun Jul 8 15:26:27 2018 No.9856379 [Reply] [Original]

They say that the faster an object moves the heavier it gets.

and from what I understand there was a starting point to the universe.

Now lets say I move from Earth to another planet that had say 10% of the Earth's velocity. Would that mean I'm lighter on this planet than on Earth?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 8 16:01:11 2018 No.9856419 >>9856379 What you are describing only occurs at relativistic speeds approaching the speed of light and occurs at the subatomic level.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 8 16:22:51 2018 No.9856440 >>9856419 Oh.

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