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E=IC^2

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E=IC^2

Unread postby spark » Wed Sep 18, 2019 3:23 am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBEuJ1VqGbE

Distinti derives E=IC^2 from simple abstract model. Energy density of Ether is explored. 17 Trillion dollars per cubic meter. Relativity's E=MC² is obsolete.
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Re: E=IC^2

Unread postby Sci-Phy » Thu Sep 19, 2019 10:24 am

E=MC2 was never hold. Take a look at derivation.
http://sci-phy.ca/papers/Relativity/Eeq ... vised.html
As for trillions of dollars... How much energy in Earth gravitational field?
Pretty much I guess. Nobody extracted it yet.

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Re: E=IC^2

Unread postby Electrodynamic » Fri Sep 20, 2019 10:44 pm

Distinti derives E=IC^2 from simple abstract model. Energy density of Ether is explored. 17 Trillion dollars per cubic meter. Relativity's E=MC² is obsolete.


Distinti, I like his originality and have been following his work for a while. I have a few issues with it however my issues are minor in comparison to what he has given me. That is, an alternate perspective I didn't expect...

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