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How does motion act on matter?

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You don't specify if you mean EXTERNAL Motion OR Internal (molecular) Motion. Both answers below assume the Object is in a Vacuum.

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1. External motion according to Einstein, causes an Increase in MASS as the Object approaches the Speed of Light.

2. The INTERNAL motion of Atoms and Molecules generates HEAT via the FRICTION of the Particles against each other.

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