Do objects gain mas when they move faster?

Baconman2016-04-04T23:10:10Z

When you are working with formulas that involve relativity you will find that objects do in fact gain mass as they travel faster. This happens at such an insignificant rate though that it is really only worth considering if the object is travelling at near the speed of light.

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Shwetabh2016-04-04T23:10:33Z

Only when they start approaching the speed of light.(when the speed comes in order of 10^7 ms-¹)

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claudia2016-04-04T23:08:26Z

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