Energy is always created and destroyed

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Sujet : Energy is always created and destroyed
De : bertietaylor (at) *nospam* myyahoo.com (bertitaylor)
Groupes : sci.physics sci.math sci.physics.relativity
Date : 04. Jun 2025, 06:23:01
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It is obvious that the Sun and the EArth create so-called energy all the
time, and have been doing so for billions of  years. All that energy
gets lost in the infinity of space.
What they are actually creating is radiant force (and momentum from
moving particles). Energy is a term to make the bloodsucking oil
parasites happy. It is a bottling of force, for use to drive things
around.
Alas, we live in a bunny-ah (trader) world, so must follow its rules.
The bunnyah like things simple and profitable, so e=mcc suits his small
mind admirably. With nukes, it creates fear in the population, so much
that the bollocks derivation of that formula, with wrong
assumptions/postulates are simply ignored. And any naysayer
systematically persecuted (Arindam is by no means the only one!)
Arindam, in 1998. discovered a formula that relates to energy creation
and destruction related to matter and internal force.
Basically it assumes that a body can be moved by internal force. That is
it will reach any speed v at time t with continuous acceleration caused
without any external influence. v=at; thus, the very first formula in
dynamics.
Point is, that it violated Newton's first law of motion. Inertia, in
short. But with engineering this problem can be averted.
In Arindam's book "To the Stars!" written in 1999, this aspect is dealt
with at length.
Woof woof woof woof woof
Bertietaylor
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Date Sujet#  Auteur
4 Jun 25 * Energy is always created and destroyed3bertitaylor
4 Jun 25 `* Re: Energy is always created and destroyed2Chris M. Thomasson
4 Jun 25  `- Re: Energy is always created and destroyed1Bertitaylor

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