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  • @4:03 the girl is saying "I'd smash"

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  • E-mc2 is dead...here's the new GIJ,J=0

  • NAZI PUNKS!!! hehehe

  • i wonder if we will ever discover a way to split stable atoms effeciently and not just unstable atoms that makes up uranium and other elements with high radioactive decay. if we ever do it would mean we would have an entirely new and very clean energy source. although where very unlikely to see such a breakthrough in our life times

  • True Free energy devices exist,But Elite controllers don't want ppl to be free from the costs of energy,Find a motor that needs no fuel or input at LT-MAGNET-MOTORdotCOM ,Be a part of the energy revolution!

  • The equation itself isn't really that hard to derive either (no fancy mathematics), it's just the thought behind it was absolutely baffling. It's amazing how he actually thought about using relativity to relate energy and mass.

  • how did he thought of that?!?! O.o..

  • Hang on he said you get an awful lot of energy from a small amount of mass but what is this energy and how big or powerful is one unit of this energy?

  • @davefk one basic unit of energy is J ( joules). 1 J = 1 heart beat.. heart uses 1 J to beat once.... 1 J = N*m..so simply, if u provide certain amount of force to move an object foe some distance..u use energy and that basic unit of energy is called Joules...

  • @indiagreat2 Thank for the explanation!

  • This is a powerful stuff for all mankind.. Today scientist is trying to create ENERGY by smashing atoms together in a tunnel tube using Einstein's formula. We will have a burning fusion star just like our Sun...Crazy scientists replicating the power of the Sun.

  • @JPHET37 no their main goal is to study the big bang theory..

  • does it mean the smaller the mass, the larger the energy could be? or what could be the concept? thanks youtubers!

  • no, but c, the speed of light, is such a big number that any mass for the fact that exist is equal to all that energi. if u could conver the TOTAL mass of an atom into energi it would be an aceptable number.actually u cant conver ALL the mass into energi but we make reactions in which lots of atoms lose a little of mass

  • an antimatter/matter collision is 100% efficient mass to energy reaction... crazy eh?

  • @millamulisha

    If the reaction is really 100% efficient, then thats amazing because that would be breaking the laws of thermodynamics.

    But I don't know if there were any real experiments done to prove that energy released from antimatter/matter collisions are 100% efficient. I assume they are only theories.

  • Honestly, I don't know the details of the equation, I'm a biology major. But to answer your question NO. I think it should be; the larger the mass, the more energy there is.

    Raptor is right that you can't convert all mass into energy. And I think thats because of laws of thermodynamics, no energy transformation is 100% efficient

    E = MC2

    So if you increase the mass you increase the energy because energy is DIRECTLY proportional to mass according to this equation.

    Anybody correct if I'm wrong.

  • antimatter/matter collisions

  • yea, its because of both second and first laws of thermodynamics^^. responding to millamulisha, i dont know if they are that efficient, sounds logic anyway but it doesnt mater, making anti mater is not an easy process and u cant store it in jars son it can not be used as a fuel just destoying matter

  • no hon,it means dat u cud generate a large amount of energy,even if u have a small amount of:say a radioactive material.

    its directly,not inversely proportional.

  • No. E = M multiplied by C^2 (that's C squared), the larger M is the more energy there is.

  • @ninjatoothpaste ok now check ur units see if it make sence

  • @yugiexodia no. the larger the mass, the greater the energy.

    Energy=(Mass)(speed of light)^2.

    Let's take an object of 15 kg and plug it into the equation. Energy=(15)(speed of light)^2

    Speed of light is 8.98755179 × 10^16 m^2 / s^2.

    So our new equation would be Energy=(15)(89,875,517,900,000­,000)

    Therefore the Energy released, or J (Joules), is 1.34813277 × 10^18, or 1,348,132,770,000,000,000 J.

  • i wish i met Einstein but too bad he is dead i relly want him alive

  • Sun is Energy or mass or both???

  • that graffiti is beautyful wow

  • wikipedia is never a reliable source buddy

  • lol

  • Good

  • they should've mention Szilard was hungarian

  • As if it would have mattered that Szilárd was Hungarian. You wanted to be mentioned as "hungarian", now it is mentioned by you here.

    By the way check this:

    wikipedia:

    "The Manhattan Project

    Szilárd was directly responsible for the creation of the Manhattan Project."

    I hope you're happy now for the people that died because your Hungarian mate discovered it.

  • I see you are dutch. I supose you know europeans prefer to be called by nation, not by continent. You didn't payed attention to the dokomentary. I'm proud that Szilárd discovered atomic power. The germans (bad guys) would have discovered it anyway. I don't feel ashame on what Rosevelt did with a hungarian contrivance.

  • Aye, so that we can all fight World War IV with rocks, n sticks may be

  • Not unless we learn how to glow and stay alive at the same time.

  • does it matter???

  • At 4:55 the fact that this picture is real is scary. holy shit thats a lot of people.

  • no part 3 :s

  • The release of atom power has changed everything except our way of thinking...the solution to this problem lies in the heart of mankind. If only I had known, I should have become a watchmaker.

    Albert Einstein

  • Where's part three???

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