Look idiot, I don't know exactly how old the earth is, and neither do you. But if you took your own science, you'd know that time is an element of creation, so when you figure out what happened before time existed or at the instant time was created, come talk to me, because you don't and neither does science.
Go look it up.
Time is relative to gravity. Ask Albert Einstein, Einstein. E = mc2
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Enlighten me here, are they supposed to teach you about Einstein's famous theory in high school physics?
I remember learning about it well before high school.
Look Poe, I don't know what turnip truck you grew up on. But if you look at your own Intelligent Design manual it will tell you jack shit about science and/or reality.
Go look it up.
Your case here is relative to getting punched by Steven Urkel.
Furyfighter=(Fail*Fundy)^2
"before time existed"?
Not even sure how many kinds of fail that is. Logic, physics, English, and semantics all come to mind first, but I'm sure there's plenty more in there!
"E" (total amount of extractable ENERGY) = "m" (mass - not weight - and is a universal constant of any given material - has to be multiplied by "g" to give weight) times "c" (the speed of light in a vacuum) squared.
That is conversion of mass to energy, thus mass IS a form of energy. Nothing to do with gravity OR time.
Einsteins General Theory of Relativity covered your (badly represented) topic, which is constantly tested and found to be the case with no exceptions. Although any exceptions that may come up in the future would be more than welcome by the scientific community.
Time isn't even a second cousin twice-removed to gravity. An in-law, certainly.
Energy equals mass times the speed of light squared. Sorry, no gravity or time here.
Okay, I'm familiar with the implications and offshoots of this famous equation, but have a heart. I was a warm, cute, and cuddly biology major, not a cold, insensitive, heartless physics or math major. My future wife was, though. A math major, I mean.
Sorry guys but time is related to gravity. Just not through E=MC^2.
Look up time dilation in black holes. everything is linked through Einstein's idea of spacetime rather than seprate dimensions.
Furyfighter is still a dickhead though as nothing he says follows on from what he said before.
Wow, as I child I thought I was really stupid and only pretending to be smart, but now I realised that all the stuff I used to know as a child made sense and I wasn't blathering random scientific theories and laws together that don't relate to each other.
Secondly, you need something really massive to cause time dilation to prove anything you're trying to say.
I forgot how, but my Nutritionist lecturer it wrong as well, but then again nutritionists really only do chemistry when it comes to physics, so can't blame her.
Wrong, and wrong. Time and gravity are not related, and neither of them is is represented in the equation E = mc^2.
As for what happened at the instant the universe was created...we're working on that. See the Large Hadron Collider for details.
Have a nice day.
Everybody knows time is related to gravity (at least those who've studied Einstein's theory of general relativity), but E=mc^2 is not part of that theory.
And E is rest energy, mass is not a universal property of a given material (it is a universal property of a given object , however; density is for material), and c^2 is really just a conversion factor.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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