Re: What would the end velocity be if...?

On Feb 22, 12:10=A0pm, Erik Max Francis <m...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> finite guy wrote:
> > "this decays to E =3D m c^2"
> > Is not the 'speed of light' in the form d/t ???
> > And squared is d^2/t^2.
>
> > So how do YOU 'square' time?
>
> You still square it just like any other quantity with units. =A0The
square=

> of a distance is an area. =A0The square of a time is a unit we don't
> commonly refer to with a separate name, but it comes up all the time in
> physics. =A0The square of a speed is, among other things, an energy
densit=
y.
>
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That's cool but it doesn't really sddress the problem.

What is the 'PLANE' of time then?

If it comes up in physics all of the time,
why is the plane of time (lateral time X axial time) not commonly
understood?

It is there in the equation, E=3Dm*d^2/t^2.

What is commonly mis-understood?
That there is only one axis of 'time'...