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I was wondering why Einstein picked C for this equation. C is just one spot on the energy spectrum, the high end of which we are probably not yet aware. A nuclear explosion, for example, produces energy in the full range, sound, microwave, radio, etc., (we assigned names for identifying convenience). Could it be because light is the most noticed because our life form developed the ability to see this particular spectrum and it is most on our minds. It might sound silly but why not E=M(microwave)2 or E=M(subwoofer-level)2. Does C produce the maximum energy during the conversion and does C include all the other energy spectrum released in this equation. Specifying only C cannot be accurate as to the amount of energy released and if the equation is not accurate why has it not been replaced or at least updated with a more accurate model. Surely our instrumentation is up to generating a higher standard.
If the equation is maintained as a monument to Einstein then that I can understand but I find it hard to believe it hasn't been attacked.
Thank you. Please try not to hammer me too hard, just the standard amount.
Sunblock
If the equation is maintained as a monument to Einstein then that I can understand but I find it hard to believe it hasn't been attacked.
Thank you. Please try not to hammer me too hard, just the standard amount.
Sunblock