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Explore variables that affect potential, kinetic, and thermal energy. Develop an understanding of the relationships among energy types that build an understanding of conservation of energy.

Explore variables that affect potential, kinetic, and thermal energy. Develop an understanding of the relationships among energy types that build an understanding of conservation of energy.

Explore variables that affect potential, kinetic, and thermal energy. Develop an understanding of the relationships among energy types that build an understanding of conservation of energy.

Explore variables that affect potential, kinetic, and thermal energy. Develop an understanding of the relationships among energy types that build an understanding of conservation of energy.

This is a sample scenario presenting all the features and capabilities of ISE. Follow each of the phases to see for yourself what can be done with the ISE platform. Clone and modify this scenario as your first attempt at the ISE authoring tool.

This is a sample scenario presenting all the features and capabilities of ISE. Follow each of the phases to see for yourself what can be done with the ISE platform. Clone and modify this scenario as your first attempt at the ISE authoring tool.

This is a sample scenario presenting all the features and capabilities of ISE. Follow each of the phases to see for yourself what can be done with the ISE platform. Clone and modify this scenario as your first attempt at the ISE authoring tool.

The Earth is warm because energy created in the core of the Sun is able to travel from the Sun’s Core to its surface, and then shine through space all the way to Earth. As it travels, the light is transformed from deadly high-energy particles to the nice warm light that keeps us alive. In this lesson, we will discuss the primary ways energy is transported: convection, conduction, and radiation.