Where Does Our Energy Go When We Die?

[Surfermom]

@ruthio

The End

So much for that! No reason to converse or have the forum, for that matter.

How final .

[Besoeker]

@Floydy

There are no answers because nobody knows.

Simple physics.

[EZ_Rider]

@Bratti

I don’t think you have a choice

Really? Then i’m going nowhere! ;-)

[Donkeyman]

Die with us?

Could it be that when we die the mitochondria die with us!
This breaks the cycle of energy conversion and so the
residual energy is dissipated to the environment!
Seems pretty obvious to me?

Regards    Donkeyman!    Eeeeaaw  Eeaaw!

[Besoeker]

@Donkeyman

Could it be that when we die the mitochondria die with us!
This breaks the cycle of energy conversion and so the
residual energy is dissipated to the environment!
Seems pretty obvious to me?

Regards    Donkeyman!    Eeeeaaw  Eeaaw!

I’d go along with that.

[Surfermom]

@Besoeker

Simple physics.

Along with that messy business of quantum physics.

@Donkeyman

Could it be that when we die the mitochondria die with us!
This breaks the cycle of energy conversion and so the
residual energy is dissipated to the environment!
Seems pretty obvious to me?

Regards    Donkeyman!    Eeeeaaw  Eeaaw!

…or still locked into mass, eaten.

[Donkeyman]

@Surfermom

Along with that messy business of quantum physics.

…or still locked into mass, eaten.

 Some  locked  in  mass  but  released  over  time  by  decay?

Regards  Donkeyman!

[longfellow]

@Bratti

Some people get confused about the fact that we are made from pure energy but everything in life is made up from it. Energy can neither be created nor destroyed so it never disappears. It just changes form.

The human body is 99% made from atoms of hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen and oxygen.
In quantum physics studying the atom even further, there is merely just waves of energy.
Energy. This energy can be measured but not seen by the naked eye.

Every cell in our body is made up of these atoms that are continuously giving off and absorbing light and energy at all times so every cell in our body is giving off 1.4 volts of energy. Multiply that by the number of cells in the body (50 trillion) and you get a total of 700 trillion volts of electricity. The Chinese call this energy Chi. This energy can also be measured.

Since energy cannot be destroyed, then where does this energy go when we die?

If it can be measured then surely it can be followed when it leaves the body. Will that not answer the age old question “Is there life after death”.

[Surfermom]

@Donkeyman

Some locked in mass but released over time by decay?

Regards  Donkeyman!

Unless you are mummified by the elements, most of that decay involves the snacking of bacteria and fungi.

[Donkeyman]

@Surfermom

Unless you are mummified by the elements, most of that decay involves the snacking of bacteria and fungi.

Thats  what  decay  is  SM  isnt  it?
Tnen  l  suppose  the  mitochondria  of  the  bacteria,  insects

and fungi start their own process ad infinitum?
Result Compost!
I had a compost heap set itself on fire once with the heat
its energy generated!

 Regards  Donkeyman!

[Donkeyman]

@longfellow

If it can be measured then surely it can be followed when it leaves the body. Will that not answer the age old question “Is there life after death”.

That should be another thread longfellow l think?
Regards Donkeyman!

[Surfermom]

@Donkeyman

Thats what decay is SM isnt it?
Tnen l suppose the mitochondria of the bacteria, insects
and fungi start their own process ad infinitum?
Result Compost!
I had a compost heap set itself on fire once with the heat
its energy generated!

 Regards  Donkeyman!

Incredible, isn’t it!

Eukaryote to eukaryote,
Spore to spore.

[EZ_Rider]

85% goes back to the government by way of death taxes.

[Bratti]

@EZ Rider

85% goes back to the government by way of death taxes.

[Bratti]

Clearly a question for the science geeks but thanks all the same for the entertainment.

[Donkeyman]

@Surfermom

Incredible, isn’t it!

Eukaryote to eukaryote,
Spore to spore.

You got me there SM!
Regards Donkeyman!

[Donkeyman]

@EZ Rider

85% goes back to the government by way of death taxes.

LOL
REgards Donkeyman!

[Bratti]

And I thought it was an interesting topic but I guess it is a bit too scientific

[Mups]

@Bratti

And I thought it was an interesting topic but I guess it is a bit too scientific

Never mind Bratti, you tried gal.

To anyone who might be interested, here is a bit more science for you:

Death Physics: What Happens to Our Energy When We Die? | Futurism

[Donkeyman]

@Mups

Never mind Bratti, you tried gal.

To anyone who might be interested, here is a bit more science for you:

Death Physics: What Happens to Our Energy When We Die? | Futurism

I  have  long  thought  that  death  was   just  me  being  recycled

and distributed back to the universe Mupps!
Thereby sort of living forever?
I never thought it involved any quantum physics or anything
it just was what it was?
What can l say?

Regards    Donkeyman!