Damir Perisa wrote: > Monday 03 April 2006 02:32, otakar trunecek wrote: > | Damir Perisa wrote: > | > Sunday 02 April 2006 13:31, Mac!eKs wrote: > | > | When somethin dissapears from somewhere it appeares somewhere > | > | else. In nature nothing get lost. > | > > | > what about entropy? energy always gets lost somewhere :-) > | > | energy NEVER gets lost, or to be precise, we don't know any > | process, where energy gets lost. energy can just change its form. > > energy may get lost (like in: "observer has lost it out of observable > range... for example if the heating-energy gets lost out of the > windows"), it cannot be destroyed. ... sorry if my english was not > correct to state this correctly, that's what i meant. > > - D > > if you mean it like this, then yes it can get lost. english isn't my native language and i felt that 'to get lost' meant to disappear from the universe or to be destroyed. sorry about it ;) greetings, ota
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