No, the energy acting on a motionless object to put it into motion was created first, in fact.
No, it wasn't, it was converted from one form to another.
As you admit, when you throw the rock, you use your own energy.
That isn't you just magically creating energy from no where.
Instead, it is an interaction between you and the rock, mediated by forces, where you transfer energy from yourself to the rock.
There was no creation of energy. There was no destruction of energy, it was simply transferral.
You took the energy stored as chemical potential energy, and through the use of a force, converted it into the kinetic energy of that rock.
Now that rock has kinetic energy, it needs somewhere for that energy to go to stop the rock moving.
It needs some interaction between another object, mediated through forces, to transfer that energy into something.
It can't just magically vanish.
Energy is created by living things. A dog runs and walks with its own energy used, created, to run and walk on its legs.
No, it isn't.
All you need to see this is to recognise living things either get their energy from the sun, or need to eat.
All it takes to prove this, although it would be quite cruel for a sapient being, is to trap it in a dark room (so no sun) without any food.
See how long it lives for.
See how long it can keep moving.
The food a dog eats contains chemical potential energy. That is the energy the dog USES - not creates, uses.
all are living and have their own energy sources
And with this statement you have effectively admitted you wilfully lied to everyone.
This is you admitting that living things DO NOT CREATE ENERGY, instead they source it from somewhere.
Where is the energy you used to punch the wall, now?
Depends on lots of factors.
Some will go into the air as sound.
Some will go into heat due to breaking the bonds holding the wall together.
Some will go into the kinetic energy of the fragments of the wall flying away.
Saying energy never dies out, exists forever, is not true…
Your wilful lies will not change reality.
Where’s the energy from, is created and dies out.
Except you have already admitted that is a lie.
When you admitted that living things have an energy source.
i.e. they are not CREATING energy, by simply CONVERTING energy from one form to another.
You wilfully lying will not change that.
This energy is not infinite, it is finite and limited and dies out.
Again, it can't magically die out.
It needs to go somewhere.
The force acts on the object, converting energy of some form into the kinetic energy of the object.
In order for the object to stop, the kinetic energy has to go somewhere.
The amount of energy acting on objects, is the only variable in the objects motion, the speed of their motion, the time they’re in motion, the distance of their motion or travel, are due to how much energy acts on them to first put them into motion.
No, there are plenty of variables.
Yes, the energy is one important one, but so is the mass of the object.
Then to consider how far it moves or for how long, you also need to consider other forces acting on it, such as friction trying to slow it down.
But that is better done in terms of momentum rather than energy.
Again, this is trivial to test.
Get an object, like a brick, push it along some level gravel, and release at a certain speed, and see how far it goes.
Then do the same on level ice.
Or, get a hockey table, first with the table off, hit the puck, and see how far it goes.
Then turn the table on to get the cushion of air, and hit the puck, and see it go much much further.
Or go driving a car, find a nice level road without any sharp bends, get up to a certain speed, then just take your foot off the accelerator (put it in neutral if it is an automatic), and see how far and how long you travel with it just coasting.
Then repeat the experiment, but slam on the breaks.
According to your delusional BS, breaks should do literally nothing to a vehicle.
That it shouldn't matter if you just let the car coast, or slam on the breaks, the car should go the same distance. But anyone who has driven a car knows that is pure BS.
You believe we can nudge a rock with our foot, and move it a few inches, and it would move along the ground forever if their was no friction from the ground to stop it from moving?
If the ground was level, and you also take away friction from the air, yes.
Because that is what all the evidence shows and you have NOTHING showing otherwise.
Meanwhile, you are desperate to reject it to pretend your delusional fantasy is true.
Any amount of force acting on a rock, is infinite energy used by the motionless rock
You sure do love your strawmen don't you?
A FINITE amount of energy is used ON the rock, which converts this energy to the kinetic energy of the rock.
This FINITE energy gives the rock a FINITE speed.
It does not take any energy to traverse distance or time.
What takes energy in this context is speed (and mass moving at that speed).
In order for it to take energy to traverse that distance, you need another force acting against it.
This is quite well established in plenty of sources and with plenty of evidence.
W=F*x.
Notice the key part, FORCE.
Take away the force and it doesn't matter how far (x) you travel, no work (W) is done, no energy is needed.
So you believe the force which acted on it first of all to put it into motion, is acting on it forever afterwards then?!
No, because I'm not a complete moron.
If it was, the object would continue to speed up.
A force accelerates an object.
If you take away that force, it means the object stops accelerating.
It doesn't mean the object stops.
Why does ANOTHER FORCE have to act on it to stop its motion?
Because a force is required to change the velocity of an object.
It doesn't matter if that object is speeding up or slowing down, you need a force.
And we can also do this in terms of momentum or energy.
It needs to exert a force onto something else to transfer that momentum and energy to ensure it is conserved, because it can't just magically vanish.
Something is making it move or travel in air or ground, right?
Firstly, it is all relative.
But more importantly, your tense is wrong.
It would be something MADE it move, past tense.
That has now acted and the object IS in motion.
The force does not need to continue acting to keep it moving.
But you believe this force which actually put it into motion, doesn’t matter at all?
Yes, as repeatedly explained.
Again, once the object is in motion, that motion is what matters, not what got it to that state.
If you would like another example, consider heat.
It doesn't matter what you use to heat an object up.
Once it is at that temperature, that is what matters.
That, and the surroundings which can dissipate that heat is what matters.
That is because with the vast majority of physical systems and physical properties, they are state based.
i.e. what matters is the state, not how it reached that state.
It must be there, acting on the object to make it move through air or along the ground
Why?
Because you say so?
it cannot move by itself, a force must be acting on it to make it move!!
Again, going down this path a force must have ACTED to HAVE MADE it move. Notice the past tense.
The force acts to make it move. It doesn't keep acting to keep it moving.
There are so many examples which show claim is pure BS.
Again, going back to a car, according to your pathetic BS, as soon as you put the car in neutral, there is no force acting to keep the car moving, so it should stop instantly.
If you pick up a ball and throw it, as soon as it leaves your hand, your hand is no longer acting on it, no force is acting on it, so it should stop instantly.
But we see that is clearly not the case.
Even once the force stops acting, the object continues moving.
We are not living in your pathetic fantasy world.
And do you know what makes all this pathetic BS of yours so absolutely pathetic?
You aren't even coming close to addressing the issues of the thread.
The best you get from this is objects magically stopping mid-air.
You still then need a force to act on them to make them go down.
Again, reality shows beyond any sane doubt that a downwards force proportional to mass is needed.
1 - In order to accelerate, an object needs a force acting on it. So for things to fall, they need a downwards force acting on them. And density is not a force. Starting on the ground is not a force.
2 - In order for an object to not be pushed upwards by that pressure gradient, it needs a downwards force to counter it, and even in cases where it does go up, you still need a downwards force to get the resulting force on the object.
3 - In order to maintain this pressure gradient, even the air (or other fluid) needs a downwards force acting on it. Even when it is the same density as the fluid around it, or more dense than the fluid above and less dense than the fluid below, it still needs that force.
4 - In order to compress a scale to measure a weight reading, you need a force pushing down on the scale.
Continually ignoring this and spouting the same pathetic BS, especially when you run off onto pathetic tangents like the angular size of the sun and moon, just shows how truly and utterly pathetic and desperate you are.
And again, the pressure gradient is not the result of some magical property of the fluid layering out, and instead is based upon the height of the column and the density of the fluid.
Stop with all the pathetic BS, and try to address the points. Or be honest for once in your pathetic existence and admit you can't.