Where does the Earth’s energy come from?


 



               There is a basic law of physics that says that energy is never created or destroyed; it is simply transferred from one place to another or from one form of energy to another. So all the energy that exists today has been around since the formation of the Universe.



               The Earth’s energy comes from heat trapped inside the Earth when it was originally formed, or from energy radiated out from the Sun. We cannot make energy, but we can extract it from coal, oil, fast-flowing rivers, nuclear fuel and various other sources. Even the wind can supply us with a source of energy.



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