What Is The Algebraic Formula For The Relationship Between Mas And The Speed Of Light.

E=mc^2. You may have heard of it (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass-energy_equivalence).

Mass has two s's. Also it is E=MC2, energy is equal to the mass multiplied by the speed of light squared. A chap called Albert is rather famous for it, but it is actually considered inaccurate by a large group of the scientific community. There are some very interesting article on this subject, if you are interested.

What Is The Algebraic Formula For The Relationship Between Mas And The Speed Of Light.
buddy de: Were you asking about the mass of an object as it approached the speed of light? I'm not looking at a textbook right now, but others can correct me if I'm wrong. I believe

mass at speed = mass at rest/sqrt (1- (speed/c)^2), where c = speed of light