rcb30872
Exactly! One of the main principles of science, or at least Physics, is that YOU CANNOT CREATE OR DESTROY ANYTHING!
It is just recycled, or at least a changed form. For instance, if you heat something up, that is energy, so that energy is then converted to say kinetic energy, make the molecules and atoms to move around faster, thus changing the substance from a solid to liquid, or liquid to gas. Nothing is lost, just changed its form!
Sure, like what we are saying about entropy, I got kind of lost with what similia and Aeon was saying, because it made no sense! Just because there is a constant movement going inside a solid object, doesn't mean that there is degradation, it is a natural process. I mean, it is the same principal of what I said in regards to the pool, snooker or billiards game, just imagine that happening with a substance. Since a solid has the molecules tightly packed, you can just imagine that this ping ponging thing going on all the time, with a liquid, not so much, and with a gas, well, I guess it depends the size of the space, like it is really large space, the chances of hitting another molecule would be very, very low!
Just because something is "gone" it is never truly gone, just changed form!
Bec
It is just recycled, or at least a changed form. For instance, if you heat something up, that is energy, so that energy is then converted to say kinetic energy, make the molecules and atoms to move around faster, thus changing the substance from a solid to liquid, or liquid to gas. Nothing is lost, just changed its form!
Sure, like what we are saying about entropy, I got kind of lost with what similia and Aeon was saying, because it made no sense! Just because there is a constant movement going inside a solid object, doesn't mean that there is degradation, it is a natural process. I mean, it is the same principal of what I said in regards to the pool, snooker or billiards game, just imagine that happening with a substance. Since a solid has the molecules tightly packed, you can just imagine that this ping ponging thing going on all the time, with a liquid, not so much, and with a gas, well, I guess it depends the size of the space, like it is really large space, the chances of hitting another molecule would be very, very low!
Just because something is "gone" it is never truly gone, just changed form!
Bec