the statue of the great buddha in tianjin, china,
Formula: Photons × Atoms = 1.
=> m = £/1.79 × 10^-8.
With:
£: is the wavelength of light (m).
m is the mass of an object that exists only on Earth (kg).
Let € = 1.79 × 10^-8, be the constant of the light wave and particle.
Thus, all things exist on the Earth by knowing the wavelength of any wave, we can calculate the mass of the object emitting that wave at that frequency. And the calculation can be reversed; if we know the mass of an object on Earth, we can calculate its wavelength.
For example:
The statue of the Great Buddha in Tianjin, China, weighs approximately 250 tons of copper material, equivalent to 0.25 × 10^6 kg. Thus, from an object with a mass of 0, 25 × 10^6 Kg, it is possible to completely transform it into light with a wavelength of: 0, 25 × 10^6 × 1.79 × 10^-8 = 0, 004475 Meter = 4,475×10^-3 Meter = 4,475 Millimeter.
=> This is a wavelength of Microwave, (From 1 Millimeter to 1 Meter).
Note: Microwaves are a type of high-frequency electromagnetic wave, ranging from 300 MHz to 300 GHz, corresponding to a wavelength of (From 1 Millimeter to 1 Meter).
=> According to the formula m = £/1.79 × 10^-8, the smaller the mass of an object, the shorter the wavelength it can be converted into, like Gamma rays, X-rays, Ultraviolet rays, and the higher the energy it can carry.