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From: tadchem on 6 May 2010 19:47
On May 5, 2:16 pm, "EinsteinGravity.com" <warmbe...(a)shaw.ca> wrote:
> A one kilogram lead ball moving through space horizontally at one
> meter per second for one second is a specific definition of energy.

Wrong already.

> However the visual equation that we physically see for the moving ball
> is only;
>
> Mass  x  Velocity (Acceleration x Time)  x  a period of Time.
>
> Momentum  x  Time.
>
> Kilogram  x  Meter
>
> kgm
>
> as opposed to the complete energy equation of   kgm2/s2
>
> Where is the missing factor of ACCELERATION ?
>
> www.EinsteinUnveiled.com

You *still* don't have a handle on Newton's method of fluxions, do
you?

Tom Davidson
Richmond, VA
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