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To: Texas Fossil

He said there would be a rethinking of the assumptions because they could not account for the mass to energy theory.
***I have posted this before on other threads. It sounds like E=M*C^2 isn’t quite accurate, it is more of E = M*[C(t)]^2, where C is no longer a constant but a function of time.

Discussions on this thread would suggest that the M would not be M for the first few moments of the universe, but it now becomes a function of ???what??? uncongealed mass vs. congealed mass? or a function of M * Information? Or maybe M[CongealedInformation(t)] where the congealed information becomes mass and the uncongealed information moves faster than light. It gets pretty complicated pretty fast.

So now we might have something like E = M[CongealedInformation(t)]*[C(t)]^2 where congealed information as a function of time becomes mass, and C is a function of time as well... and these complications drop out of the equation very rapidly to become E=M*C^2.


195 posted on 02/24/2014 11:37:35 PM PST by Kevmo ("A person's a person, no matter how small" ~Horton Hears a Who)
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To: Kevmo

When I lived in NM, I had several physicist friends.

Most of them were Ham Operators like myself. Most of them worked at NMSU, White Sands, Los Alamos or similar places.

The one I referred to, was not connected to those places. I laughed and called him a semi hippie dropout. He was not a hippie, but he was pretty much a dropout. But very very bright.

Theoretical Physics are above my head. But I rely on the judgement of the “non phoney” scientists I knew.


197 posted on 02/25/2014 5:08:52 AM PST by Texas Fossil (Texas is not where you were born, but a Free State of Heart, Mind & Attitude!)
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