::::::::::If the precisions of the measurements that compose the relations of the physical quantities in the experiment are that inaccurate, how can you say in the first place that the equivalence E=mc^2 (note the equal sign) is "confirm"ed by the experiment? A word of advice: logic is not your strong suit, Sam. | ::::::::::If the precisions of the measurements that compose the relations of the physical quantities in the experiment are that inaccurate, how can you say in the first place that the equivalence E=mc^2 (note the equal sign) is "confirm"ed by the experiment? A word of advice: logic is not your strong suit, Sam. |