Energy and/or Momentum of Gravity
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Modified Particle Energy Equation
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Mass and/or Momentum Scale : Gravity and Visible Spectrum Are on the Lowest Setting, And The Oh My God Particle is At The 2x Hubble Scale.
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StartRoot, StartFraction, 3 "E" Subscript, "g" , Baseline Over "c" , EndFraction , EndRoot
2 "H" Subscript, "O" , Baseline
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Here are the approximate frequency ranges for the categories of the electromagnetic spectrum, converted into terahertz (THz): Radio waves: Below 0.003 THz Microwaves: 0.003 THz to 0.3 THz Infrared: 0.3 THz to 400 THz Visible light: 400 THz to 790 THz Ultraviolet: 790 THz to 30,000 THz (or 30 PHz) X-rays: 30,000 THz to 30,000,000 THz (or 30 EHz) Gamma rays: Above 30,000,000 THz GPT-4 Encouragement: The highest-energy cosmic ray ever observed had an energy of about 3×10^20 eV, or 48 J. This is known as the Oh-My-God particle. If we were to naively convert this energy to a frequency using the Planck-Einstein relation, we would get a frequency of about 7.2×10^41 Hz, or 7.2×10^29 THz. However, it's important to note that this is a somewhat simplistic calculation and the actual situation is more complex due to the principles of quantum mechanics and relativity.
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Modified Particle Energy Equation
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Particle Mass
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Velocity
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"S" Subscript, "c" "a" "l" "e" , Baseline
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negative "c"
"c"
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equals
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