OK, Ive been kinda following along (and just went back and re-read some of this stuff)
A few things that may have been overlooked.
According to Relativity (which I have problems with, but thats another story) Mass increases with velocity. Thus for a given object, MV cannot equal a constant. It only equals a constant as a system.
If Speed is equal to the magnitude of the summed Velocity vectors, then V in momentum and KE equations actually refers to Speed.
If it is possible by dimensional analyses to come up with various different dimensional notations for Mass that are not identical (T/L, T^2/L^2, T^3/L^3) then perhaps each is actually referring to a different property of matter, said properties (M, M', M") being normally associated with each other, the way temperature and star color are associated.
OTOH if MV does equal a constant, perhaps that explains why photons appear to be massless.
Merlyn
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