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Energy and the Environment #12: Hidden Energy
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Energy and the Environment #12: Hidden Energy

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Energy exists in all kinds of things — hidden, sometimes. We don’t always think about things as having energy (or as requiring energy for packaging or shipping), but there’s energy everywhere. It just so happens that lightning (aside from being powerful itself) also returns nitrogen into the soil, which in turn goes into our food. So we already use the power of lightning, without having to lift a finger! Tags: Little Shop of Physics, Colorado State University, Physics, K-12, Brian Jones

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