Maximum energy of a matter

By Written by Naman
The maximum energy of a matter of 1kg is more than the energy produced by the biggest man-made bombs. Now you may think how I know about this but I didn't says that but it is said by a great scientist Albert Einstein in his "theory of relativity" he made an formula "e=mc2" where "e" refers to energy,  "m" refers to the mass of matter in kg and "C2" refers to the speed of light (299 792 458 m/s) now we know that
Energy of any matter = mass of matter in kg + speed of light(299 792 458 m/s)


           Now we have an another theory of delton according to which 'matter can't be created or destroyed by it's form can be change it means this Dalton's theory can also help to prove the formula (e=mc2) because according to formula matter is converting into energy.
              So, now if we want the maximum energy of 1kg matter such as carbon(wood) then it will be,
      e= mass +  speed of light
      e=  1 ×2.9 × 100000000
      e= 290000000
          Which is more that the energy produced by the biggest man-made bombs. This energy can destroy more than 75 percent of Earth


          Now how can we get this

 If we want to get this we need to make anti matter, we didn't need to do any thing just get touch 1 kg matter with some amount of anti matter to get this enough energy. When the atoms of matter meet the atoms of antimatter then they destroyed each other and convert into a high energy. Now what is anti matter it can be seems in our another post we are working on it. And anti matter is the most expensive matter on earth.

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