A formula for conservation of energy

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The discussion centers on a proposed formula for the conservation of energy, presented as =constant/s. The user seeks validation and feedback on this formula's accuracy and completeness. Two relevant resources are shared, including a blog post from Preposterous Universe and a page by John Baez discussing energy in the context of General Relativity. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding energy conservation principles in physics.

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for my physics class a was working on a formula about conservation of energy
could you guys tell me if it is somewhat right and stuff i forgot about

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=constant/s

so this is my try making a formula about the total energy in the universe
 
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