Einstein’s formula of E=mc2 can also be expressed as E=(U/K)c

EINSTEIN’S FORMULA
E = mc2

E = energy
m = mass
c = speed of light in a vacuum = 299,792,458 meters per second.

CALCULATION example
Where
mass = 5 kg

c2 = 89,875,517,873,681,764
E=449,377,589,368,408,820 J

Genesis formula

E=(U/K)c

Where:
E = energy (kinetic)
U = K2 * c = Potential (for) energy = force
K = Proto mass (The fundamental ingredient that gives mass its density.)
c = speed of light in a vacuum = 299,792,458 meters per second.

CALCULATION example

The quantity of mass and the quantity of proto-mass is the same. Proto-mass is the structure of mass.

If mass (structure) K = 5 kg
Then K2 = 25 kg
And 25 times c = U = 7,494,811,450
U/K = 7,494,811,450 / 5 kg = 1,498,962,290
(U/K)c = E = 449,377,589,368,408,820 J

When quantity “U/K” is multiplied by c it gives the total amount of energy.
If quantity ‘U/K” is divided by c it gives the amount of mass, (and also proto mass which is the constituent of kinetic force of mass.)
In the above example (U/K) / c = 5 kg
The Genesis formula tells us that the mass that we are familiar with is constructed out of kinetic and potential forces.

The potential force is intrinsic to the emptiness of the volume, and the kinetic force is intrinsic to the square (area) multiplied by the constant.

It is assumed that the smallest quantity of this combined “potential / kinetic force” is the quantum fluctuation.