Assuming E=mc2 is true
what does it mean? In other words if the energy in a mass is equal to the speed of light times itself exactly how is that helpful? Or even if the inverse equation is true how is that helpful? Here is what I mean; use a 1lb ball and light squared and you have a lot of energy tied up in that. I assume the amount of energy in that ball is the same regardless of the ball's material. But how do you release that energy? I assume for a lot of materials/suitation the energy needed for that may equal the energy released. I don't see how that helps.
As I say though math is not my strong suit but I would like to ask a question. I assume Einstein and most mathematicians use Euclidean geometry as their platform when my gut tells me that fractal geometry holds the real key to understanding nature's wheel.
I'm just wondering is all.
-RG
what does it mean? In other words if the energy in a mass is equal to the speed of light times itself exactly how is that helpful? Or even if the inverse equation is true how is that helpful? Here is what I mean; use a 1lb ball and light squared and you have a lot of energy tied up in that. I assume the amount of energy in that ball is the same regardless of the ball's material. But how do you release that energy? I assume for a lot of materials/suitation the energy needed for that may equal the energy released. I don't see how that helps.
As I say though math is not my strong suit but I would like to ask a question. I assume Einstein and most mathematicians use Euclidean geometry as their platform when my gut tells me that fractal geometry holds the real key to understanding nature's wheel.
I'm just wondering is all.
-RG
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