Stars Are Alive!

A rock is energy. It is made of matter and matter is energy.

 

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Did you not read that last few posts before you replied?

 

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Do you have any scientific literacy at all?

 

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What I stated is a well known fact. You know "E=mc^2"?

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You said we cannot do work on another object!

 

Yes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E=mc2

And I quote:

 

We can DO work on another body. We are NOT work itself. I mean energy and work in the physics sense.

 

This means that an amount of mass (m) is equivalent in energy content to c² times that mass.

Look up the difference between equivalent to and equal to.

BTW, stars are not alive.

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Interesting! So where does the distinction come from!?

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The point is that energy and mass are interchangeable. Mass is just a form of energy.

 

http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/equivME/

 

Thank you for proving me right.

 

No, the point is that we do not really know for sure what E really means, but we have a pretty good idea.

Let's look at this:

momentum = mass * velocity

Given that the velocity is constant, is a hunk of matter, having mass, really just a big ball of momentum?

My example is just pointing out that what an equation says does not tell us what it is made of.

 

Once again, my point proven.

A form of it, yes.

I question whether you make sense here... what do you mean with "what it is made of"?

 

No.

A form, in the sense you are using it, means you can change one thing into another. You cannot change momentum into mass or mass into momentum.

At least in your sentence design, you are arguing that mass is made of energy.,,, as you did say: A rock is energy. It is made of matter and matter is energy. You claim this just because we have the mass-energy equivalence E = mc<sup>2</sup)

 

TruthSeeker,

You don't seem to be making much progress, hmm?

 

I am arguing just to attack the logical structure of his or anyone's viewpoint. Feel free to comment on what I have to say, too.

 

I agree with what you are saying.

 

Perhaps, but I do not really know what I am arguing. What am I arguing? I am just saying whatever is opposite or different from his claims and then back them up.

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Oh. I thought you were arguing that TS was a shallow thinking, mush minded, helium sucking, delusionist.

My mistake.