LB,
For a quote by Einstein himself go to:
hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/relativ/relcon.html#relcon
Then Click on "Relavistic Mass", scroll down and;
Then Click on "Problems with Relavistic Mass" at the bottom of that block.
Einstein knew that Relativity was invalid. He urged that they calculate an objects momentum, not its mass. Having things become infinite in mass creates unreconcilable physics problems with reality; especially when you consider that Relativity says it is equally valid to view either observer at rest and the other in motion.
Since all velocity is relative the function must be reversable which means two observers create two "Infinite Masses" at the same time and yet under go no mass change at the same time all depending on the "Observers" view points. They can't both be reality at the same time.
Creating "Infinite" momentum avoids the infinite mass problem but the hoax is exposesed via F = mc^2.
Today physicist still use "Infinite Mass" calculations to prove v = c is a limit. When there simply is no such limit because there is no (by Relativity) any such thing as absolute motion.
You can't impose a limit on something that you say doesn't exist.
If there is no such thing as absolute velocity there can be no absolute velocity limit.
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