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== False experimental claims ==

== False experimental claims ==

It is common for [[atheist]]s to claim that E=mc² is proven by what are, in fact, ordinary chemical reactions that emit energy.  Nuclear-fission reactions, such as the transformation of hydrogen to helium, do not demonstrate any connection between the rest energy of a mass and the speed of light, as E=mc² asserts.

It is common for [[atheist]]s to claim that E=mc² is proven by what are, in fact, ordinary chemical reactions that emit energy.  Nuclear-fusion reactions, such as the transformation of hydrogen to helium, do not demonstrate any connection between the rest energy of a mass and the speed of light, as E=mc² asserts.

Broken clocks are correct twice a day, and some isolated experiments have asserted verification of E=mc² in certain carefully framed scenarios.  But no experiment has demonstrated E=mc² with any reasonable degree of generality.

Broken clocks are correct twice a day, and some isolated experiments have asserted verification of E=mc² in certain carefully framed scenarios.  But no experiment has demonstrated E=mc² with any reasonable degree of generality.