| Re: C squared
Hi MJA;
C2 is light going out omnidirectional.
When mass is converted to energy it goes out in all directions at the speed of light.
The variable in E=mc2 is the mass. More mass, more energy, a larger area of energy.
So once again I view c to be the radius and c2 to be the area affected by the massive dispersion.
Otherwise I'm with you and don't have the slightest idea.
Maybe Lloyd could help you here.
Best to you,
Pat |