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e=mc^2 vs big bang theory...

cchea
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Does Einstein's e=mc^2 prove the big bang theory? Anyone helps me briefly explain these 2 theories? thanks

 

respecfully.

Well, you could try looking them up. I suggest wikipedia.

 

And no, that equation does not prove the big bang theory. Plus, its an equation, not a theory. It is derived from the theory of Special Relativity.

Please note the correct form of this equation is:

 

E2=(m0c2)2+(pc)2

 

Does it prove it, no a formula can never prove a theory you need empircal evidence that is predictable from the theory. Forumula from other theories can be used as evidence in support of a theory/idea/hypothosis though.

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