Breaking Newton's laws of motion
Is it possible, has there been any exception to his laws? I'm an A level student if you want to answer so any top end stuff ill find hard to understand
don't worry anyone who sees this, found the answer
(near c velocties and very strong gravitational fields, that's when the laws start to mess up) also i suppose energy loss to surroundings can defy a modification to the second law which can be applied to momentum and its conservation.
(near c velocties and very strong gravitational fields, that's when the laws start to mess up) also i suppose energy loss to surroundings can defy a modification to the second law which can be applied to momentum and its conservation.
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