This beautiful device uses electricity to spew ink onto a piece of paper in specific places.
It was photographed in my room in Jester West.
Ben Helgeson
The official blog of Professor Michael Webber's Fall 2013 UGS Course "How Things Work."
Friday, November 8, 2013
The Sun
The sun creates energy from the fusion of hydrogen in its core. This energy reaches earth in the form of light and heat.
Location: 92,000,000 miles away
11/8/2013
Nicolas Lavigne
Lamp (energy)
This light fixture makes the conversion from electrical to radiant energy in order to light the area at the bottom of these stairs.
Exterior of PAT Building, University of Texas, Austin, TX, USA
by Matthew Bramhall
Exterior of PAT Building, University of Texas, Austin, TX, USA
by Matthew Bramhall
Laptop Energy
My laptop uses a battery to convert chemical energy into electrical energy. The electrical energy is then converted into radiant energy as seen in the picture above.
12th Floor of Dobie Center
by Robert Kennedy
12th Floor of Dobie Center
by Robert Kennedy
Electric Toothbrush
Electrical energy is used as a source to charge the toothbrush,
once the toothbrush is fully charged
the toothbrush uses that energy to clean your teeth.
By: Nicole Pena
My restroom
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Energy that gives you wings
This Red Bull energy drink has chemical energy in it that is based off its ingredients. When drunk, the body converts the sugars and stored chemical energy into mechanical and thermal energy (body heat) as well as some chemical, thus giving one "wings" to give the extra boost to study, stay awake, or enjoy the taste of cranberry.
Joshil Bhatpuria
Moore-Hill Dormitory
Joshil Bhatpuria
Moore-Hill Dormitory
Desk Lamp
This desk lamp gives off energy in the form of light and heat.
3rd floor of San Jacinto
by Kevin Oram
3rd floor of San Jacinto
by Kevin Oram
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