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if, to interact with a higgs field or boson or whatever does the heavy/light particle need to move in order to interact? or do the higgs particle have some kind of there own motion/trajectory? if the higgs boson does exist what is its relationship to the mass/energy equivelence? E=mc^2? and if mass increases with speed and heat what is the higgs particles role? as a fermion/lepton particle moves faster it encounters more higgs particles?
Re: does a particle have mass if it does not move?
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