E=mc²

Albert Einstein is famous for making many revolutionary discoveries. But perhaps Einstein's most famous discovery was his equation E=mc². In science, equations are used to explain relationships between properties that we cannnot see with our eyes. Einstein's famous equation shows the relationship between mass and energy. The more mass an object has, the more energy it has.

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