e=mc(squared)

Originally posted by zombies
This post is to once-and for all put to shame this big bang bullshit, and in a way glorify the living God Yehova

Considering how much bang (energy) is in a nuke, what if one made a nuke the size of the earth?? Or rather how much energy is contained in a nuke the size of the universe.

So if all mass can be transfered into a form of energy, and if in t ...[text shortened]... ull is the move of his hand??? or if he was to actually stand up???.

PPL fear the living God.

Originally posted by rwingett
Sadly, all you have succeeded in demonstrating is that you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.

Originally posted by lucifershammer
Where did his original post go?

Originally posted by lucifershammer
Where did his original post go?

Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
Posts are neither created nor destroyed. They only change form.

Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
As evidence of this, recall last year's eruption of Mt. Ivanhoe, in which an entire forum was converted into the energy required for the subsequent cooling. The Fourm Issues forum wasn't destroyed, but merely converted into ashes, and then memories.

How does Einstein know e=mc^2 ? I could easily say that e=mc^3.

Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
Posts are neither created nor destroyed. They only change form. It might currently be the energy behind the Post button, or the vitriol in RWillis's post.

Originally posted by SicilianNajdorf
How does Einstein know e=mc^2 ? I could easily say that e=mc^3.

Originally posted by KneverKnight
Yes, you could. You could also say that there is a green monster hiding in your closet.

Originally posted by SicilianNajdorf
How does Einstein know e=mc^2 ? I could easily say that e=mc^3.

Originally posted by gambit3
I would guess that he did the math. Unless you have a degree in physics forget about being able to understand it.

Originally posted by gambit3
I would guess that he did the math. Unless you have a degree in physics forget about being able to understand it.

Originally posted by lucifershammer
Actually, high school math is sufficient.