Yahya Gooroei - MA in GeoPhysic Islamic Azad University, Masjedsoleynan Branch, Masjedsoleynan, Iran
Hossein Kiaei Rad - MA in General Psychology Islamic Azad University, Dezful Branch, Dezful, Iran

The goal of this research is to measure the amount of sensual love according to equations and theories of modern physics. In this study, first of all, the amount of the body temperatures has been measured by using the physiological changes resulted from making love and then the conveyed energy differences from the body caused by these changes have been gained according to Plank quantum theory. After that, based on the Einstein theory of Energy-Mass, the mass of this conveyed energy has been measured. The results showed that the equivalent mass amount of the making love is very low and small, and if we want to have a love that is equivalent to one gram, our body temperature must be 1036 °c and it’s impossible because our body will be vaporized in this temperature.

measuring, love, relativity theory, quantum theory, modern physics