The law of the conservation of energy states that energy can't be created or destroyed. All energy that we have now was there at the big bang. We are using energy to exist. Since it can't be destroyed where is it going? We are using stored energy from oil and coal which is being depleted but energy can't be destroyed. Where is it? I don't think that it is becoming part of the mass of the planet.
At some point everything will collapse back to the initial state before the big bang with all the original energy. How? Have we existed without using anything?
Is all energy that we have used just sitting in space in some form?
2007-03-05
07:34:14
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Barkley Hound
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