what would energy looklike...?

Question

If you were to see it with the naked eye. I know it sounds impossible... I see colours, auras, feilds, smoke, waves, people have different lights and waves, plants have auras, dead trees have different ones. All I do is sit on my lanw all day and "work." Everything I see looks like, pixels. For lack of a better word I guess. Like, when your tv doesn't come in so clearly or something, or if you were to stare REALLY closely at your computer screen. Yeah, like that
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Anyway, just wondering, evidently humans only use 10% of their brains, so what if I use 11%? It'b be like trying to desbribe smell to someone. Go ahead, try it. It's not impossible, just may seem like it. Ok, I'm done now.

Answer 1

Well, you're very imaginative in your thinking! I like that. You might make a good scientist some day.

As far as "seeing" energy goes...well, that really IS in the totally impossible file. Energy, in science, is sort of like money on a credit card; you never see it, but you have to spend it for anything--and I mean ANYTHING-- to happen.

It's sort of like saying "what does a four look like?" There is no such thing as "a four". Four is a mathematical concept that we represent with a written figure: "4". But I've never seen a herd of wild fours scampering down my street.

(The second I do, I'll start looking for blobs of energy to go rolling by!).

Keep up the imaginative thinking!

Answer 2

Light is electromagnetic energy, so energy is the ONLY thing your eye can see. What you perceive is another matter. You need to be more discerning, since it appears some of your perception is imagination rather than reality.

It has been argued that the 10% figure is a number someone just made up to make a point. But in general, the more you work at using your brain, the better off you'll be in life. Give it a try, and try subjecting this aura idea to scientific analysis.

Answer 3

wow--where to begin?

First--you use 100% of your brain, as do we all. Some of us make better use of our brains than others, but there's no part of the brain that goes unused.

Energy isn't a "thing" to be seen--it's a state of being, or a condition. We can perceive its effect, light, heat, pressure, etc., but energy describes movement, not the objects that are in motion.

What you "see" is what your brain interprets from signals that traveling along your optic nerve, and your brain has tremendous ability to fill in missing gaps in the signal--i.e., see what's not really there, but should be. If you believe you see auras, then you do--but that doesn't mean auras exist outside of your brain.

Sitting on your lawn is not work. Work is force applied over distance, which is a measure of....you guessed it...energy.

Get a job.

Answer 4

Energy looks like a force.

Life has energy, so anything living, and moving on its own is outwardly displaying the energy from within. An open heart beating is an observed energy source being seen.

It is easy to see the energy source for non-living devices as well. They have energy sources such as battery power, solar power, nuclear power, wind power, water ( and steam) power, heat power, and cold power.

An example is Niagra Falls which is a source of energy utilizing the force of the water to turn huge turbines which convert the force into electrical energy.

Answer 5

Energy is a property (like long, happy, and round), not a substance (like atoms, dogs, and rocks). They are different concepts.