Listening to Neil deGrasse Tyson and utterly had it confirmed that I am a geek. "We don't have an everyday experience with E=mc2 and that's a good
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JD (aka Jason Dean)
May 20 '20, 11:47
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Hearing that made me laugh as much as anything has so far today
He goes on to clarify but we could if we had really sensitive monitoring devices and uses the example of stretching a spring. A stretched spring would have infinitesimally small amount more mass than the rleaxed spring due to the energy put into stretching the spring
Well not infinitely small but an every day number divided by c squared is going to be really small
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