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Swampeast Mike
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Relativity [seems] to tell me that no object, no matter how small, can be considered individually–it must be considered in its relation to the universe as a whole.
The energy that appears between objects separated by space would therefore [seem] to be the manifestation of this connection.
If this energy between objects conforms to "energy = mass times speed of light squared", where is the "mass times speed of light squared component"? If such component exists is it exclusive to one object or the other or shared between them?
The energy that appears between objects separated by space would therefore [seem] to be the manifestation of this connection.
If this energy between objects conforms to "energy = mass times speed of light squared", where is the "mass times speed of light squared component"? If such component exists is it exclusive to one object or the other or shared between them?