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May 31st 06, 07:30 AM
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mass is light.
If the frequency of the photon is f, then the mass is h*f/c^2 Robert J. Kolker, I'm thinking the lower the frequency the greater the potential mass, then perhaps divide all of that by 2. ? h*1/f/c^2/2 how much is "h" worth these days? - Brad Guth 
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