E=mc²: Einstein explains his famous formula
Top Comments
Video Responses
All Comments (4,976)
-
@gruff5 He knew & how!
-
@SMGJohn actually, Einstein did not originally believe that energy would be practically extractable from the nucleus, it was others who achieved that feat
-
2/2
⁷₃Li + ¹₁H → ⁴₂He + ⁴₂He + energy.
High energy protons (¹₁H) making inelastic collisions with lithium (⁷₃Li). Producing helium (⁴₂He), and releasing energy.
-
@dcs002 BTW LeconsdAnalyse, I don't yet understand your response completely, but I'm gonna think about it and work with it until I understand as much of it as I can. For the first time I can actually see mathematically just how mass approaches infinity (very rapidly) as v approaches c, though I don't have a sense of why that is. I'll need time to process this... This is actually kinda exciting!
-
Go back in time and kill him, no nuclear weapons!
-
@Blahblobify ok ty ^^
-
wiki Mass-Energy equivelence" and scroll down to Practical Examples....basically the units of measurement are kilograms/joules/meters per second
-
@Blahblobify wiki gives me a huge page, it doesnt have a e=mc2 in a nutshell section T__T
Its an honor to hear his voice :)
mtthwdlsy25 1 month ago 124
its an honnor to hear his voice
65465468 1 month ago 7