The general tendency has been to use more energy per capita over time.
Anything you use electricity for - but eventually heat.
they have become more complicated and with better materials. also the are in almost all the things we use
It is changed into a different form of energy as it cannot be destroyed (First law of thermodynamics) usually kinetic energy of the molecules
Power = rate of use of, or delivery of, energy.
If you mean "free of cost", you simply need some investment to use any energy source.If you mean free energy in the sense of perpetual motion machine, this simply isn't how our Universe seems to work. There is no known method to get energy where there was none before. Strange as it may seem, this "conservation of energy" is related (by Noether's Theorem) with the fact that physical laws don't change over time - in other words, if it were possible to get "free energy", then physical laws would change over time!
no
it has changed over the time because now we have plastic stuff and we don't use pottery as much
over time the handykapped people have the good use of a ramp
Yes. Chemical energy, changed to heat energy, changed to mechanical energy.
The ozone issue has changed with time. The use of CFC first depleted the ozone but now it is stable.
air craft
What started out as a convenience is now a necessity.
Soil surveys provide information on soil types, properties, and suitability for various land uses. They can be used in agriculture for crop selection, irrigation planning, and fertilizer management. In urban planning, soil surveys help determine areas suitable for construction, septic systems, and landscaping.
because it went from rollers to electrical irons that are easier to use
Humans have begun to use marshland for housing and commercial development.
you used to have to wind them up and now they use three micro chips
Scientists use it to describe how organisms have changed over time.