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Originally posted by: Uncle Martin
Tightly bundled energy?
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Granted, mass is potential energy, by definition. I guess the question is, what is <b>matter?</b> matter is composed on particles which are composed of something else. Whenever you jump off a tall building and land on concrete, it isn't your particles smacking intoh the concrte particles, but the electromagnetic fields of energy colliding. Right?
Back to gravity and mass. Gravity acts on matter (mass) and on photons which have zero mass at rest. Except that photons are never at rest, so they also have mass. Does this have anything to do with Higgs Bosons?
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