User blog:AstroGhost/Kinetic Energy and Attack Potential

Explanation
In physics, the kinetic energy in an object is the energy it has due to its movement. This is defined as the work required to accelerate a resting mass body to speed up. Having gained this energy during acceleration, the body maintains this kinetic energy unless its velocity changes. The same amount of work is done by a body slowing down from its current speed to a resting state.

Formulas
Well, there are two ways to calculate kinetic energy: Newtonian and Relativistic. Generally, it is common for some verses to have mixed traits between the two, which may make it more coherent to use the Relativist values for the Under-Light and the Newtonians for the Under-Light. However, if the verse clarifies that it is Relativistic, use Relativist ONLY. Same goes for Newtonian. This site gives you everything, you're welcome.