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...a [[relationship]] between the mass of a [[body]] and its [[energy]] (E = mc2). As a [[consequence]] of this relationship, the [[total]] mass of a collec

...hat has relatively uniform chemical composition and physical properties (i.e. density, crystal structure, refractive index, and so forth). These phases ...f the universe which is within range of the best theoretical telescopes (i.e., which may be visible, because light has reached us from it), is made of c

...rmany. The fact that his parents, Hermann Einstein and Pauline Einstein, née Koch, did not call him Abraham after his deceased grandfather, as [[Judaism ...owed in September by his derivation of the famous mass-energy relation E = mc2, the most famous equation in science.

...He came into the conscious understanding that energy is mass, squared. (E=Mc2) So, when you look at that, anything that has weight, that is a product of

...digital. It's on our side of the fence where we put our time and energy, E=MC2, where's that balance of… you know what I'm trying to say. I don't know

...is a genuine aberration. There is no universe in existence that obeys ''E=MC2'' every moment and in every situation it should be true. There is no one si ...adium boils at a fairly low temperature, but it cannot be disassociated (i.e. the radium atom cannot be broken apart sufficiently so that it loses its i