NOTE: It's a warning to non-physicists, who could be
muddled by this bullshit.

--- On Fri, 10/3/08, socratus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
.
> Einstein’s formula E =mc^2 belong to behavior of micro
> particle
> ( light quanta/ electron).
 According to Quantum physics the
> energy
>  ( force/ power) of body ( particle ) in the rest is not
> equals to
> zero,
> but equals E= mc^2.
> When E =mc^2 changes according to" The Law of
> conservation
> and transformation energy / mass "  the body begin its
> moving.
> It is Potential force which changes in the Kinetic force
> and this
> power
>  is hiding in the micro particle: light quanta/ electron.
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G:
E=MC2 concerns Special Relativity and has been conceived
before Quantum Theory. I happen to know it, as I have
developed its rigorous derivation, which Einstein used
at the end of his life. 

http://findgeorges.com/ROOT/RELATIVISTIC_DIALECTIC/D_OUTLINE_OF_EINSTEINS_RELATIVITY/DB_SPECIAL_RELATIVITY/dbe_emc2.html

It has nothing to do with
"behavior"(?) of any particles, especially with light
quanta, nor with "transformation energy / mass" and moving
bodies, nor with any Potential force which changes in the 
Kinetic force(?), nor with any "power"(?) hiding(?) in
"light quanta/ electron".
BTW energy is not "( force/ power)" which they teach in
elementary high school classes.

E=MC2 states equivalence of mass and energy and that's 
all. In practice when some nuclear transformation results 
in decrease of mass, the difference transforms to EM 
radiation, like in Hiroshima, or in radioactive 
treatment of cancer.

Georges.
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