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vacuum-mechanics · 10-10-2005, 10:58 AM

Dear GUILLE and friends,

-You have the right to say that I am wrong, but what the judgment is depend on who have a better reason (which could be understandable) for his idea.

- In E=mc², yes m is mass, but mass of what? And you said that it mean that mass is a form of energy, so do I. But could you have any explanation why E=mc² in the conventional physics of relativity beside the mathematical formula? For my concept, there is an explanation how it is. Please see detail how an electron (which is a part of the constitution of matter) comes from vacuum medium energy in the article (Completed Maxwell electromagnetic field theory) in the topic “Electron – a tiny black hole”.

-By the way, the cause that you post the thread is that you want to have the discussion, isn’t it?

Sincerely yours,

Nimit Th.

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vacuum-mechanics Green Belt Status: Online Posts: 61 Thanks Given: 2 Thanked 13x in 10 Posts Join Date: May 2004 Rep Power: 17	10-10-2005, 10:58 AM Dear GUILLE and friends, -You have the right to say that I am wrong, but what the judgment is depend on who have a better reason (which could be understandable) for his idea. - In E=mc², yes m is mass, but mass of what? And you said that it mean that mass is a form of energy, so do I. But could you have any explanation why E=mc² in the conventional physics of relativity beside the mathematical formula? For my concept, there is an explanation how it is. Please see detail how an electron (which is a part of the constitution of matter) comes from vacuum medium energy in the article (Completed Maxwell electromagnetic field theory) in the topic “Electron – a tiny black hole”. -By the way, the cause that you post the thread is that you want to have the discussion, isn’t it? Sincerely yours, Nimit Th.