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> I'm actually honestly interested in that last question. The answer to your question can be calculated with a formula you already know. Perhaps the most famou
by frutiger 5y ago
> I'm actually honestly interested in that last question.
The answer to your question can be calculated with a formula you already know. Perhaps the most famous formula of the modern era:
E = mc²
- ineedasername 5y agoAh, very true. But then (not having much knowledge on this area of physics) I also don't know if it would be the energy of the mass of one cat, or two cats.
- ViViDboarder 5y agoI think that would depend. If half the particles in the cat turn to antimatter and the other half stay as matter and annihilate each other, it’d be the mass of one cat.