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Pokemon vs E=mc^2

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Hello there! Welcome to the world of pokémon! My name is Oak! People call me the pokémon Prof! This world is inhabited by creatures called pokémon! For some people, pokémon are pets. Others use them for fights. Myself...I study pokémon as a profession.

 

Many people can recognize Einstein's equation E=mc^2. However, many don't know its meaning. Energy = mass times the speed of light squared. So just how much energy can a pokeball store? Lets find out.

The Pokemon with the greatest mass is the Groudon, the legendary from the generation 3 game, Ruby. Groudon has a mass of 2094.4kg as stated in the pokedex.

 

 

Image result for groudonImage result for pokeball

 

E=mc^2

E= (2094.4kg) (3x10^8 m/s)

E=188496000000000000000 J

 

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