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On Fri, 22 Nov 2024 20:30:39 +0000, Paul B. Andersen wrote:

<snip all the history of your life. You didn't read my disclaimer>


> Bottom line:
> It doesn't matter how you put energy into a closed cavity.
> In the cavity there will be a black body radiation with
> temperature equal to the temperature of the walls.
>
> The reflectivity, albedo or colour of the inner surface
> of the cavity are irrelevant. The radiation in the cavity
> will always be black body radiation.
>
> Make a hole in your cavity, and you have a perfect
> black body radiation source.
>
> Its temperature will not be very high, though-
>
>>
>> Now smile, asshole.
>
> :-D

It is not a BB radiation source!

You ignored the fact that the heat goes away from the cavity. It doesn't
remain neither inside nor outside. It's eliminated by cooling
mechanisms, as I wrote as an initial condition. Read all the posts.

There is no light energy left within the cavity, nor heat energy outside
it. You better think again about it.

You also ignored my post apologizing to all people that participated in
this thread. That makes you a bigger ASSHOLE than what I thought.

Now, start thinking in my NEXT IDEA:

Willing to try to prove/disprove E=mc² at a macroscopic level, I'll
think of an experiment that incorporates electromagnetic oscillations
passing through the cavity, which will be converted in a CAPACITOR, by
cutting it in halves and isolating them with a thin ring.

What I propose to MEASURE is the changes in the frequency of the LC
oscillator, within a time window of about 3 msec, which repeats
permanently.

I'll use a relationship between mass and capacitance for the cavity,
with frequency around 1 Mhz or greater.


It was a failed idea for an experiment, but there are OTHER WAYS to
check E=mc² at a macroscopic level, without resorting to nuclear energy
crap (Kg evaporated vs. energy provided), or else.

Ask ChatGPT:


any other non-relativistic means to prove E=mc^2?
or
Is there any way to prove E=mc^2 at higher level than quantum?
or
can I use electrostatic energy?


The last one gave interesting insights. Ask to it sequentially the above
lines.



Keep smiling, asshole.