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The study of how the properties of matter arise from its structure at all scales and of how processing can be used to modify those properties (often in pursuit of a specific application).
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Shouldn't length contraction cause friction under certain circumstances?
I was thinking about the ladder paradox, which if I understand correctly involves a combination of length contraction and relativity of simultaneity. And with that it is resolved.
But there's this exa …
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