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Classical Physics

theory just

agachak

By agachak
April 27, 2013 in Classical Physics

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agachak

agachak

Posted April 27, 2013

Posted April 27, 2013 (edited)

1+1-1+1 = mc2 if 1 =mc^2 / 2 + o=mc^2

patty its zero

Edited April 27, 2013 by agachak

studiot

Posted April 27, 2013

Posted April 27, 2013

?? ** ## !!

beefpatty

Posted April 27, 2013

Posted April 27, 2013

Is that the letter "o" or a zero?

Fuzzwood

Fuzzwood

Posted April 27, 2013

Posted April 27, 2013

You again? Why don't you apply that theory on your own mass?

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