Second Law of Thermodynamics and Entropy
In everyday life we experience many limitations on energy transfers. A hot bowl of soup becomes...
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Author: Khaleel Ashraf
Electricity and Electromagnetism – Part 2
Electricity and Electromagnetism – Part 2 The beginning of electricity’s modern era can be traced...
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Electricity and Electromagnetism
Electricity and Electromagnetism Can we even imagine a world without electricity? But as...
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The First Law Thermodynamics, and the net energy of the Universe
The first law of thermodynamics states energy can’t be newly created nor destroyed; so where did the universe come from? Did the origin of universe require a super natural explanation? New understanding of cosmology however shows, despite our intuitions, the net energy of universe is 0 and the whole universe could indeed come out of the “quantum foam” of nothingness, according to Stephen Hawkins and others. A brief overview of the implications of this dramatic new insight.
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The Nature of Energy Laws of Thermodynamics
The study of energy is called thermodynamics. Unlike Newton’s laws of motion, the laws of thermodynamics did not spring fully formed from one mind. Rather, these ideas emerged gradually from the work of many researchers, and it was only later that they were set down in the form we now know.
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