@maxdancona,
Quote:Based on your posts here... I don't believe that you have had any math or science education at the University level.
Explain e=mc^2.
E= energy
M= mass
c^2= 180,000 miles per second x 180,000
Explain how is possible in the physical world that mass in order to become energy must travel or expand at 32,400'000,000 miles per second?
Light itself is the particle expelled by the collision of the particles of the Sun, and light is energy, and as energy can travel solely at 180,000 miles per second.
How is possible, when relativity claims that nothing, read carefully, nothing can move (travel or expand) faster than c (180,000 miles per second), that in that equation is required for
c to be at the square?
Please don't come here with silly answers like, "go to school and learn" or, " it is not for you to understand it" or "it is just a symbolic formula" and crap like that.
Simply explain such a mass traveling or expanding at 22,400'000,000 miles per second in order to become energy.
Even more, give me a quantity of mass capable to travel or expand at that speed.
The symbols and letters in that equation are clear, energy, mass and
c (
c as light traveling in vacuum at 180,000 miles per second)
There is no other interpretation to those letters and numbers.
I can state that the right equation is e=mc
Man! I'm a genius. I'm not breaking the doctrine of relativity with my formula.
Yes, e=mc rules!
Go ahead, my beloved relativist. Give your explanation.