The formula is just saying that E=M. The C2 is just a conversion factor. It's not really saying anything. It's like say temperature, with K, F, and C all measuring the same thing, just needing a conversion factor/offset because they use different units and origins.
The formula is just saying that E=M. The C^2 is just a conversion factor. It's not really saying anything. It's like say temperature, with K, F, and C all measuring the same thing, just needing a conversion factor/offset because they use different units and origins.
Yea, but c2 is v2. It would be like saying length and time are different manifestations of the same thing given a velocity. And maybe they are and that's the point of relativity. So do we file this under true, false, or jewish?
Yea, but c^2 is v^2. It would be like saying length and time are different manifestations of the same thing given a velocity. And maybe they are and that's the point of relativity. So do we file this under true, false, or jewish?
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