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emcalc is a python-based tool developed for nuclear power plants, it makes the process that takes 20 seconds with a calculator (to calculate the theoretical energy) in less than 8 seconds, and thanks to the presets, the automatic calculations only ask you for grams and automatically convert it to kilograms and calculate it.

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⚛️ emcalc — Einstein’s E=mc² Energy Calculator

Instantly calculate mass-energy equivalence with style, presets, and full open-source freedom.

License: GPL v3 Python Platform


✨ What is emcalc?

emcalc is a lightweight, open-source tool designed to calculate energy from mass using Einstein's famous formula:
[ E = mc^2 ]

But it doesn’t stop there:

  • 🎛️ Presets for common nuclear power plants
  • 🧠 Educational: Great for students, teachers, and science lovers
  • 🛠️ Open Source and licensed under GNU GPLv3

📦 Features

  • 💡 Helpful tooltips and preset values
  • 🧪 Ideal for physics learning, projects, or curiosity
  • 🐧 Cross-platform (Tested on macOS, Linux, Windows)

🚀 Getting Started

🔧 Requirements • Python 3.9+

🧪 Run the program

Option 1: Clone and run

git clone https://github.com/emcalc/emcalc-interactive.git cd emcalc-interactive pip3 install requirements.txt python3 emcalc.py

Option 2: Compiled file (macOS/Linux/Windows)

go the Installition Link

download and unzip file

click and use!

🧠 Why emcalc?

This isn’t just a calculator. It’s a learning tool, an experiment launcher, a playground for students curious about the cosmos and energy. It’s a tribute to Einstein’s most famous equation — now in executable form.

📜 License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.

You are free to use, modify, and redistribute — as long as you give credit and keep it open.

See LICENSE for full text.

👨‍💻 Author

Made with ❤️ by Eymen Yıldırım

🌟 Star the repo if you like it!

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emcalc is a python-based tool developed for nuclear power plants, it makes the process that takes 20 seconds with a calculator (to calculate the theoretical energy) in less than 8 seconds, and thanks to the presets, the automatic calculations only ask you for grams and automatically convert it to kilograms and calculate it.

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