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Mass-energy equivalence is the physical law stating that mass and energy are interchangeable—they're different forms of the same thing, expressed by Einstein's famous equation E=mc². This matters because it explains how tiny amounts of mass can be converted into enormous amounts of energy, which is the principle behind nuclear power and nuclear weapons.

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