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I understand that by making the time required to attain a specific
velocity arbitrarily long we reduce the specific radiation resistance to a
very small value.
However this very small value would be averaged over a much longer time.
Doesn't radiation resistance "store" energy of motion in a similar way
that inertia does for particles in motion.