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AdrianLuther
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I've been wondering this question for a long long time.
In my world view, all energy is vibration/frequency/waves etc. and it's quite easy for me to imagine.
But then there's mass. To me it's like a compressed form of energy, where loads of energy is inside an imaginary ball or inside a path of curved space-time that infinitely spirals inwards towards this weird singularity where it finally converts into mass. But I don't believe that theory holds itself together. There must be something I am missing here.
You're probably laughing at me right now, but I have no idea what mass is. I mean I do know at general level what mass is, of course, but when I try to unify my world view of vibration and mass together or even think about the process visually when energy converts into mass, I only get blown away with multiple theories.
I believe that many of you has thought about this too and I'd LOVE to hear your theories/facts.
In my world view, all energy is vibration/frequency/waves etc. and it's quite easy for me to imagine.
But then there's mass. To me it's like a compressed form of energy, where loads of energy is inside an imaginary ball or inside a path of curved space-time that infinitely spirals inwards towards this weird singularity where it finally converts into mass. But I don't believe that theory holds itself together. There must be something I am missing here.
You're probably laughing at me right now, but I have no idea what mass is. I mean I do know at general level what mass is, of course, but when I try to unify my world view of vibration and mass together or even think about the process visually when energy converts into mass, I only get blown away with multiple theories.
I believe that many of you has thought about this too and I'd LOVE to hear your theories/facts.