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11. Humans Use Sustainable Power For Energy (Camden)

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11. Humans Use Sustainable Power For Energy (Camden)

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Sustainable energy products like the wind and the sun, are reliable and consistent sources that are more eco-friendly.

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10. Humans Use Nuclear Power For Energy (Braedyn)

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10. Humans Use Nuclear Power For Energy (Braedyn)

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Similar to threshold 8, nuclear energy is another high in value product but contains high-risk details.
- Positive effect: Relatively cheap, controllable, and easily produced. Can pollute the air but relatively small impact.
-Negative effect: nuclear power production creates highly hazardous waste that must be handled under very strict precautions.A breakdown or leak at a nuclear power plant, which threatens surrounding lands, wildlife, and human populations.

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9. Humans Domesticate Animals For Energy (Lexi)

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9. Humans Domesticate Animals For Energy (Lexi)

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Thanks to threshold 6,  humans domesticated animals that would present a source of energy to help with everyday tasks.

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In an attempt to improve their lives, early humans begin breeding sheep, cattle and pigs to fit their needs.

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8. Humans Use Tools To Harness Energy (Braedyn)

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8. Humans Use Tools To Harness Energy (Braedyn)

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Due to the creation of tools, collective learning and innovation continued with humans, this is related to threshold 6, collective learning.

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In relation to threshold 3, Fire could clear land in minutes,  cook food to change their taste, burn skin, light darkness, and turn light to heat

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6. Humans Use Natural Gas & Petroleum (Oil) For Energy (Lexi)

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6. Humans Use Natural Gas & Petroleum (Oil) For Energy (Lexi)

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Involving threshold 8, thousands of years of collective learning have enabled us to get new forms of energy and have encouraged an appetite for resources that can fuel further innovations.
Positive effect: We can use this to generate energy for many devices and fairly easy to transport.
Negative effect : We could run out eventually, expensive resource and burning oil creates carbon monoxide.

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5. Humans Use Coal & Steam for Energy (Sophia)

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5. Humans Use Coal & Steam for Energy (Sophia)

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Due to threshold 6 and 8 , there were several steam-powered devices
-Positive effect: coal grew and extraction of this fossil fuel remained

energy intensive — and does so to this day.

-Negative effect would be coal polluting the air, mining was very time consuming although found a device that slightly helped. Steam isn't necessarily reliable,

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Prokaryotic was one of the first organisms on Earth that lived in the ocean vents using the sun to get energy, threshold 5

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Cell Energy, Cell Functions | Learn Science at Scitable

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Cells generate energy from the controlled breakdown of food molecules. Learn more about the energy-generating processes of glycolysis, the citric acid cycle, and oxidative phosphorylation.

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3. Humans Use Hands & Bodies for Energy (Braedyn)

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3. Humans Use Hands & Bodies for Energy (Braedyn)

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In relation to Threshold 6, Humans get help with walking finding and preparing food, go through physical obstacles and kill predators by using their hands and body (like Hunter-Gatherers).

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Relating to threshold 2, the stars light up, the Sun played a major role in the evolution of life from single-celled organisms to highly complex beings, like people and animals.

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Threshold 5: Life on Earth Video | Big History Project (Public Embed)

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1. The Big Bang Disperses Energy (Camden)

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1. The Big Bang Disperses Energy (Camden)

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From threshold 1, all of the energy in the Universe was created with the Big Bang, an explosion of energy and complex elements.