From: Robert Comer 

>It has everything to do with nukes.

Just how does that describe anything about an atomic explosion and how it
happens, any more than any other way of converting mass to energy.

>Energy equals mass times light speed squared.

Duh.

>That means a relatively
>small amount of mass can convert to a large amount of energy.

Sorry, that knowledge was already there before the first nuclear explosion,
we just upped the level on how much we could convert. (it's still a pitiful
yield compared to E=MC2')

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Bob Comer



On Sat, 5 May 2007 21:46:41 -0400, Bill Lucy  wrote:

>In article , bobcomer-
>removeme-{at}mindspring.com says...
>> E=MC2 doesn't have anything to do with Nukes.
>
>It has everything to do with nukes.
>
>Energy equals mass times light speed squared. That means a relatively
>small amount of mass can convert to a large amount of energy.

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