Superphysics
The Law of Conservation of Energy
by Juan
December 28, 2024 1 minutes • 136 words
The total energy of a system remains constant over time. In Material Superphysics, radiant energy is the crudified version of spatial momentum.
This gives rise to the 4 Laws of Thermodynamics which are based on the flow of radiant energy.
| Thermodynamics Law | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 3rd Law | The wave has a base |
| 1st Law | The wave maintains its wave-ness instead of fizzling out. This leads to our perceptions (and matter) persisting instead of vanishing instantly |
| 0th Law | The wave having regular wavelengths instead of random ones. This is consistent with the previous law |
| 2nd Law (entropy) | The wave going forward. This creates the concept of linear time or perceptions coming at a sequence |
- The 2nd and 1st law of thermodynamics refer to the external aspects of the wave
- The 3rd and 0th laws refer to the internal aspects
