What is the correct equation for energy?

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The discussion centers around a website presenting unconventional ideas about energy and mass, referencing Einstein's famous equation E=mc². The original poster questions the validity of squaring the speed of light in the equation, suggesting that it may not make sense since nothing can move at a squared velocity. The tone of the conversation shifts to humor, with participants expressing amusement at the website's content rather than engaging in a serious analysis of the concepts presented. Overall, the thread highlights skepticism towards the ideas on the website while maintaining a lighthearted atmosphere.
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I was looking around the internet to confirm an equation for energy when I found this website:

http://www.nov55.com/ener.html

Any comments on his ideas?
 
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So I was thinking about Einstein's equation which says that energy in matter is equal to its mass time the velocity of squared. It occurred to me that he would have had something if he hadn't squared the velocity of light, because nothing can move at velocity squared.

http://www.nov55.com/abt.html
 
HAHAHAHA

*snarf*

*whimper*

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
 

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