mass-energy equivalence (co-written with Albert Einstein)

by Kylan

Published July 4, 2010

energy equals
mass multiplied by light's speed
in a vacuum squared.












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Now there's a science poem.

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inburmashave commented Comment · Jul 22, 2010

How adorable. Heh, I knew there was something odd about you. :p

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Goldie_Locks
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Goldie_Locks wrote a review Review · Jul 6, 2010

Well. Cute. All I can say ^^ You can't really review Haikus!






~Sarah

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Snoink
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Snoink wrote a review Review · Jul 6, 2010

Mwha! More reason why science is poetry! But you already knew that. Anyway, when I first read this, I thought, "Huh?" because although I knew how to derive this, it seemed a little bit obvious. However, when I looked at it closer, I realized it was a haiku. So basically? You kind of win at life, lol.

For fun, take this equation and the wave equation equating Energy and derive how light is both a wave and particle. ;)

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Navita
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Navita commented Comment · Jul 6, 2010

(co-written with Albert Einstein)




Man, you are old.

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Kamas
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Kamas commented Comment · Jul 5, 2010

Cayuttteee.

Helpful McHelpfulpants commented Comment · Jul 5, 2010

Hot.

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Kylan
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Kylan commented Comment · Jul 4, 2010

Awww, Gal. You read my blog!

-Kylan

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Galerius
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Galerius commented Comment · Jul 4, 2010

Hi Kylan,

Hey, the first line actually has five syllables this time around. Nice.

Hope that helped,
Galerius



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