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OK, I got it now. Thanks to all that helped clarifying.

Well, there's a surprise than! Everyone I ever talked to said that the "C" in the E=MC^2 formula represents the speed of light. Is this true or is it not? To clarify my thinking, here is a mathematical example: If I wanted to convert a mass of 1 kg into energy, using the formula, would I not...

While listening to "Science Friday" on NPR today, I heard a Swiss physicist explaining that scientists can now produce Ant-Matter in a process based on Eintein's formula E=MC^2 whereby energy is converted into matter. Given that "C" in the formula is the speed of light and knowing that the speed...