What's the energy got to do with the speed of light?
On May 11, 1:06*pm, PCB wrote:
N:dlzc D:aol T:com (dlzc) wrote:
Dear Jacques:
"Jacques" wrote in message
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I have a question which bothers me since long time
and maybe with your help I can find the answer at
last. Since I heard the formule E=mc^2 for the first
time it struck me that there seems to be no logical
relation between the energy contained in a mass
and the speed of *light.
How about as a "constant of integration"?
I have no difficulties to understand that the energy
contained in a mass is equivalent to that mass.
Then let c = 1. *There are units systems where that is true. *You
Seems to be wrong: Speed of light is much higher than 1.
1 is like staying still.
No. Zero is like staying still.
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