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To: Kevmo
But now scientists from the European Space Agancy, Martin Tajmar, Clovis de Matos and their colleagues, have actually measured it. At first they couldn't believe the result.

Friend of mine when I lived in NM was a Senior Research Physicist at John's Hopkins before I met him. He told me in the 1980's the laws of physics do not tie. He said there would be a rethinking of the assumptions because they could not account for the mass to energy theory. But I am not impressed at the "discoveries" of the "European Space Agency" and their measurements. This sounds like a "popular science" article.

5 posted on 02/20/2014 3:57:00 PM PST by Texas Fossil (Texas is not where you were born, but a Free State of Heart, Mind & Attitude!)
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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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