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Published on Mar 29, 2012

Ever wonder how Einstein proved E=mc²? This is how.

Pi day (3.14) is Albert Einstein's Birthday! To celebrate, we'll explain 4 of his most groundbreaking papers from 1905, when he was just 26 years old.

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  • jo shmo

    energy (in joules) = mass (in grams) multiplied by the (speed of light)^2

    mass = energy

    at the speed of light squared

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  • smurfkidharley

    Though the first one is possible, the latter is certainly true.

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  • TehMigzu12

    i act like i understood something :)

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  • Rhydian Jenkins

    Kg you fool!

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  • 919richie1

    wow i actually caught on...

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  • amassi2010

    whasaap guys what is this kid talkin about ..is it something to eat or to drink

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  • TheMicro Diamond

    I've always asked myself this question: Why is c a variable? The speed of light is a constant, but is it because c^2 is a ridiculosly large number? Or is there another reason?

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  • lawson huet

    thx so much

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