/// <summary>
/// This calculates the downward force(Weight that you feel) due to Acceleration due to "pushing forward" in your own time gradient
/// This assumes the massBody is not in any other Time Gradients except for the one produced by acceleration
/// Where? At the Center of Mass?
/// </summary>
/// <param name="massBody">This is the "inertial mass"</param>
/// <param name="accelerationMetersPerSecondSquared"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static double WeightForceDueToAcceleration(this MassBody massBody, double accelerationMetersPerSecondSquared = 0, double initialVelocity_ms = 0)
{
var lorentzFactor = LorentzFormula.IncreaseDueToVelocity_LorentzFactor_Gamma(initialVelocity_ms);//at low speeds, this is 1, at close to C, this approaches infinity
//This insinuates that as you get closer to C, you can't accelerate very fast or you'll get crushed
return(massBody.Mass * lorentzFactor * accelerationMetersPerSecondSquared);
}
/// <summary>
/// This will return the time dilation factor compared to 1 second.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="velocity"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static double GetTimeDilationFactorDueToVelocity(double velocity)
{
//As far as we know, it isn't possible to go the speed
if (velocity > Constants.SPEED_OF_LIGHT_ms)
{
throw new Exception("As far as we know it isn't possible to go the speed of light");
}
//only things with 0 Mass like Photons can go the speed of light, and Time stops
//This won't return the correct answer at speeds really close to C, but good enough for now
if (velocity.Equals4DigitPrecision(Constants.SPEED_OF_LIGHT_ms))
{
return(0);
}
return(1 / LorentzFormula.IncreaseDueToVelocity_LorentzFactor_Gamma(velocity));
}
/// <summary>
/// This calculates the momentum that you have from a constant speed. you won't feel "weight" unless you are in another time gradient
/// </summary>
/// <param name="massBody"></param>
/// <param name="velocity_ms"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static double MomentumForceDueToVelocity(this MassBody massBody, double velocity_ms)
{
var lorentzFactor = LorentzFormula.IncreaseDueToVelocity_LorentzFactor_Gamma(velocity_ms);//at low speeds, this is 1, at close to C, this approaches infinity
return(massBody.Mass * lorentzFactor * velocity_ms);
}