"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message
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Is it so hard to grasp that the water at the bottom is fractionally
lighter because its lost energy, but fractionally slightly less light
because SOME of its potential energy is retained as heat energy?


Waffle.

So now you are claiming that the potential energy in the water at the top is
in real mass?
It can't be in relativistic energy as the water at the top is colder and
hence stuff is moving more slowly.
Just where is this energy if its not relativistic? More water at the top?

Just admit you don't have a clue.