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: : TJ : : Physics is okay on earth . Rules of physics do not apply to Universe. : : If Your explanations are based on physics and E=mc2.Go find youself different site to chat about. : : And Get Started Soon. Do not waste time ...

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: This is the right forum for E = mc2, not your "Rules of physics do not apply to Universe" nonsense.

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TJ ;

Prove E=mc2 in black hole . Then I will humbly agree i was typing nonsense here. This is one of the areas in the Universe where the above equation will fail. Laws of physics are okay on earth since the forces are in smaller magnitudes But when it comes to Higher Magnitudes E proportionally increases in comparison to mc2 there should also be some other factor evolved to match with E.

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