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Energy:  a quantity that describes the ability of an object to change or cause changes.

Joule (J):  a unit of energy. One joule is enough energy to push with a force of 1 newton for a distance of 1 meter.
Pushing a 1-kilogram object with a force of 1 newton for a distance of 1 meter uses 1 joule of energy

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Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, simply transformed. This video explains the six types of energy, and I hope you enjoy! Check out my blog: http://maraminutes.blogspot.com/

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n physics, the word work has a very specific meaning. Work is the transfer of energy that results from applying a force over a distance. Work is a product of the force-applied times the distance traveled (work = force × distance)

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Mechanical:  Energy a form of energy that is related to motion or position.

Examples include potential and kinetic energy

Chemical Energy: a form of energy that is stored in molecules

Nuclear Energy: a form of energy that is stored in the nuclei of atoms.

Radiant Energy: a form of energy that is represented by the electromagnetic spectrum.

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Energy due to position.

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A joule is a tiny amount of energy compared to what you use every day. One joule is just enough energy to lift a pint of ice cream 21 centimeters off the table. That same pint of ice cream releases 3 million times as much energy

when it is digested by your body! Some units of energy that are more appropriate for everyday use are the kilowatt-hour (kWh), food Calorie, andBritish thermal unit (Btu).

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Energy of motion.

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Energy can never be created or destroyed; only transformed into another form. The total amount of energy in the universe is constant.

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This example  of flow of energy involves transforming chemical energy into electrical energy. The chemical energy (a fuel) is a gas called methane. It is burned in a chemical reaction and heat energy is released. The heat energy makes hot steam. The steam turns a device called a turbine, making mechanical energy. Finally, the turbine turns an electric generator, producing electrical energy. You can obtain this electrical energy by “plugging in” to an electrical outlet!