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this is caused by the movement of an object in space

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when something is in a gravitational field of something else it gains gravitational energy attracting the two things together.

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this is energy caused by a chemical bond breaking.

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when something is manually deformed it stores elastic energy, when an object can store elastic energy very well it uses this energy to go back to its original shape, this is called elastic deformation.you can see it in things such as springs. when an object is incapable of storing elastic energy it does not go back to its shape because it doesn't have the energy to do so, this is called plastic deformation. you can see it in things such as clay.

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electricity is the energy electrons have when flowing on a conductor

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heat is caused by friction of any kind be it minuscule or massive.

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sound is vibration of the air particles going outward in a longitudinal wave function from the point of origination.

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light is a type of electromagnetic radiation that travels in a transverse wave function in a without deviation until hitting something

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nuclear energy is stored in the nucleus of atoms. there are two types of nuclear energy, nuclear fission and nuclear fusion. nuclear fission is the act of splitting the nucleus of an atom releasing the stored energy and potentially causing a chain reaction that creates an immense explosion, this is why it is most commonly used in explosives and power plants and is extremely dangerous. nuclear fusion is when two nuclei are mashed together fusing the two and releasing a huge amount of energy, this is most commonly seen in the sun and stars due to humans not quite being able to do it although it is clearly quite a bit more powerful than nuclear fission.

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the total pressure being exerted on an object including any varible

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the amount of pressure that is caused by a fluid on an object excluding the current atmosphere

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the pressure caused by the fluids that comprise the atmosphere

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a fluid whose particles can come closer together causing compression

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a fluid whose particles cannot come closer together therefore it is unable to be compressed hence incompressible