Physics education research, electronic materials, and the musings of Christopher Moore, Ph.D.
Physics education research, electronic materials, and the musings of Christopher Moore, Ph.D.
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Is it true that the equations for einstiens theory of relativity not only result in E=mc2, but also, -E=-mc2?
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You've just rearranged the equation, negative energy theoretically exists, but putting a minus sign infront of a symbol doesn't change anything.
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I wasnt suggesting that it does change anything! I included the equation with a minus sign just to clarify what i was asking! I am just trying to learn something here. Why is is everyone in physics so petty minded?
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Thanks for sharing your post,Einstein's theory of special relativity includes electricity and magnetism in a simple,logical extension of the relativity of galileo and newton.
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protonrules wrote:
You've just rearranged the equation, negative energy theoretically exists, but putting a minus sign infront of a symbol doesn't change anything.
i agree with you
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