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Wind turbines is the most common way to harness the wind's energy.

In Denmark wind turbines are used a lot, since there are no high mountains or deep valleys.

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Example:
10 kg* 9,82kg/N = 98.2N

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560kcal/2300kj = 2.300.000 J

Carbohydrates: 46g

Fat: 29g

Protein: 25g

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Metric:

The calorie is the amount of energy needed to heat up 1 gram of water 1 centigrade at 1 atmospheric pressure

Imperial:

The calorie is the amount of energy needed to heat up 1/28,35 oz. of water 1,8 Fahrenheit at atmospheric pressure

This is also known as waters heat capacity:

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28,35g = 1 oz

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Containing high amount of calories

240 kcal/1005kj

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Joule is a the main unit for energy and is often written in kilojoule.

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Joule is the most common unit, used to describe energy.

1 Joule

1 Kilo Joule = 1000 J

1 Mega Joule =1000 kJ

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1 kJ = 1000 J

1 kJ = 0,001 MJ

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Nuclear bombs are measured in tons of TNT.

The biggest bomb ever exploded is The Tsar Bomb containing 50 - 58 Megaton of TNT.

Since we know that 1 kilo is equivalent to 1000 gram and that 1 ton is equivalent to 1000 kiloes, we can calculate that the number should be at least a million times bigger, just from that observation.

Ton to megaton.

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1 gram, or 1 / 28,35 oz., of TNT - releases between 900 and 1100 calories

Therefore 1 gram, or 1/28,35 oz., of TNT, is approximately equal to 4180 calories.