Albert-Einstein-Best-Of.mp3
Albert-Einstein-Best-Of.mp4
Albert-Einstein.mp3
Albert-Einstein.mp4
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Albert-Einstein-Unplugged-Underground-XXIV.mp4
Albert-Einstein-Unplugged.mp3
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[Intro]
How big is that you ask?
(well how does 300 million fat hydrogen bombs sound to you?)
Phew! Should do the task!
[Verse 1]
A physicist’s physicist
In a novel twist
Theory of relativity
Explains our energy
[Chorus]
Albert Einstein brainstorm
(Is now the norm)
E = mc²
(None has compared)
[Bridge]
Going down a wormhole
(For a whole different view)
How ’bout you?
[Verse 2]
How many joules in this fool
(Maybe I should go back to school?)
Turn my energy so all can see
(A billion years without fears)
[Chorus]
Albert Einstein brainstorm
(Is now the norm)
E = mc²
(None has compared)
[Bridge]
Going down a wormhole
(For a whole different view)
How ’bout you?
[Chorus]
Albert Einstein brainstorm
(Is now the norm)
E = mc²
(None has compared)
[Outro]
Going down a wormhole
(For a whole different view)
How ’bout you?
A SCIENCE NOTE
Albert Einstein was a German-born theoretical physicist and mathematician who developed the special and general theories of relativity. He’s widely regarded as the 20th century’s most influential physicist. Einstein first achieved global recognition in 1919 when British astronomers confirmed his theory of relativity during a solar eclipse. His mass–energy equivalence formula, E = mc², derived from special relativity, is considered “the world’s most famous equation.”
So, I asked Sidd… ‘if i were to donate my body to science… how much energy could be produced from my mass? …ya know? E=mc^2?’
and Sidd says:
heehee
first take yr wt in kilos
160lbs=160/2.2kg=72.3kg
then
put in c=3x10e8 meter/s so c^2=9x10e16
so E=72.3x9x10e16=6.5e18 joule
how much is that, he asks…
well lets see if we turned psehelp into energy we could run a 200 watt
computer for a billion years
well, ow long izzat e asks…
mmm .. the earth is about 4 billion years … so we can run
our 200 watt machine for an appreciable fraction of the age of the planet
or we could run a billion computers for a year..
or make a really big bang
ow big e said eyeing me narrowly
well ow does 300 million fat hydrogen bombs sound to u ?
heehee