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#52817 08/16/14 09:48 AM
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EM wave = mass m
mass m is changig density and capascity

each new EM wave = new mass in the universe !!!

we need mass m to balance below situation

http://youtu.be/6GELt9pksxQ
http://youtu.be/cSsTWRt0VBA



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How heavy is Each wave fom SUN ( star )

Joul and kilograms ? we can repeat similar experiments and preapare equation 1 joul = x* kg


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