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First of all, that's not entirely true. It is only when heat energy is uniformly spread out (different objects have the same temperature) that it is unusable. If heat is concentrated in one place, part of the energy can still be used.It is a fundamental law in our Universe, that there are irreversible processes. The reason for this is hard to understand, but scientists have a measure for this, a rather abstract quantity called "entropy" - and the way it is defined, entropy will always increase in any process (or, in the borderline case, not change, or hardly change) - but it can never decrease. It has been found by experience, and by many thought experiments, that no such process exists.
The sun sends more energy to the earth every day then humans currently consume. The problem is that we are unable to capture more than a small percentage of this energy.
Pure economics. It costs more to use "non-conventional" energy sources.
ET is a gazillion light years away from Earth and scientists are unable to find the source of the flying shopping trolley
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because animals do not have the same cells as plants that enable them use sunlight as a direct source of energy.
People are heterotrophic organisms. They are unable to manufacture their own food and must obtain their nutrients and energy source from external sources.
No he is unable to travel on and electric train, he prefers to walk.
As lettuce's molecular structure is mainly made up of water (H2O), humans are unable to obtain energy, nor vitamins and nutrients from that source of food. As well as being made up of mainly water, lettuce, is a plant of cellulase. Therefore, humans need a more adequate source of food to help the body maintain its energy levels
The giraffe is the tallest of all living animals; however, scientists are unable to explain the origins of its long neck. (sorry, the first sentence was awful)
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In the body the role of carbohydrates is very limited compared to that of fat or protein. Muscle/liver glycogen stores are used to stabilise blood sugar, and to provide a fast source of energy for high intensity bursts of exercise. Serum glucose also provides a source of energy for the brain and central nervous system in the absence of ketones, as they are unable to metabolise fatty acids.
ATP for humans is very "able."
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