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More In this book, we present some of the most important sources of energy used by humanity. We show how human ingenuity has been able to put the different forms of energy at its service by developing machines of all kinds, and we describe some of the most important manifestations of energy in the natural world. We also dedicate a chapter to describe the uses of clean, renewable sources of energy, including solar, wind, water, and geothermal sources. Finally, we list some of the inventions that people throughout history have developed to satisfy their instinct to explore. These are inventions that made people move faster and travel farther with less and less energy. The progression from animaldriven transportation to steam engines and internal-combustion engines is a key to understanding modern civilization.
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