Potential energy? Yeesh. Potential Energy equals AHEM In other words: I hate physics. PE also equals joules. FYI.
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| - Potential energy? Yeesh. Potential Energy equals AHEM In other words: I hate physics. PE also equals joules. FYI.
- Potential energy is stored energy an object has. This stored energy can be gravitational, elastic, or electromagnetic. In classic physics, the formula for potential energy is In the case of a spring, potential energy is equal to where k is the stiffness constant and x is the distance the spring is stretched or compressed. The SI unit for potential energy is the Joule (J).
- Potential energy was the energy from the possible futures of an individual and possibly other entities. The Weeping Angels fed on potential energy, though some used other sources. (TV: The Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone) A Weeping Angel would touch someone, sending them to the past while feeding on the lives they might have had. This led the Tenth Doctor to describe them as "the only psychopaths in the universe to kill you nicely," since their method of killing was to let their victims "live to death". (TV: Blink)
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| - Potential energy was the energy from the possible futures of an individual and possibly other entities. The Weeping Angels fed on potential energy, though some used other sources. (TV: The Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone) A Weeping Angel would touch someone, sending them to the past while feeding on the lives they might have had. This led the Tenth Doctor to describe them as "the only psychopaths in the universe to kill you nicely," since their method of killing was to let their victims "live to death". (TV: Blink) The Oroborus turned the planet Centauri into a black hole by "siphoning off its future", as Alistair Gryffen said. (TV: Oroborus)
- Potential energy? Yeesh. Potential Energy equals AHEM In other words: I hate physics. PE also equals joules. FYI.
- Potential energy is stored energy an object has. This stored energy can be gravitational, elastic, or electromagnetic. In classic physics, the formula for potential energy is In the case of a spring, potential energy is equal to where k is the stiffness constant and x is the distance the spring is stretched or compressed. The SI unit for potential energy is the Joule (J).
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