1.5.1 Introduction to Energy
Course subject(s)
Module 1: Mechanics
Before there were any solid physics theories, people already worked with the concept of energy. It was a life force, something that is all around us and inside us. But nobody less than Albert Einstein could have imagined that even a lifeless rock has a lot of energy, proportionate to its mass (E=mc²). This proved that even something as fundamental as energy can surprise us, which again highlights the beauty of physics.
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