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Also, E=mc^2 needs to be considered.
by FlorinAndrei 17y ago
Also, E=mc^2 needs to be considered.
- roundsquare 17y agoI would see two solutions here. (IANAP). 1) Energy can be negative. Not sure what that would mean though. 2) You can do the same trick as he did and do E = abs(m)*c^2. I would be interested to see what the ramifications of each are.