suppose you have a cube of ice and a cup of water , they are of the same mass, volume , etc,

 

Ice has smaller density than liquid water = bigger volume. 9%.

You can have 100 g 100 mL of liquid water, and 100 g ~109 mL of ice.

Edited February 15, 201510 yr by Sensei

 

Ice has smaller density than liquid water = bigger volume. 9%.

right, it is a mistake they are just equal in mass , thanks.

The easiest way to think of it is mass/energy simultaneously forming as the two are directly related. You cannot have one without the other.

I think the energy contained in mass is unique.

I think the energy contained in mass is unique.

 

See fusion reactions on the Sun, stars and laboratory.

http://www.scienceforums.net/topic/85656-solar-fusion-neutrinos-and-age-of-solar-system/

I showed in this thread a few basic fusion reactions, in which mass of protons, or other nucleus, is changing to energy emitted by Sun as light photons.

 

See fusion reactions on the Sun, stars and laboratory.

http://www.scienceforums.net/topic/85656-solar-fusion-neutrinos-and-age-of-solar-system/

I showed in this thread a few basic fusion reactions, in which mass of protons, or other nucleus, is changing to energy emitted by Sun as light photons.

I will continue using classical mechanics, which was left behind , uncomplete and I won't jump to quantum mechanics , like others .

Edited February 17, 201510 yr by yahya515