The Triangle of Energy Transformation

Through Transition, Absorption, Transimpact, and Impactrans, energy can transform among three dynamic forms: radiative, potential, and kinetic. Collectively, these mechanisms drive a system toward energy equilibrium. This understanding clarifies the meaning of temperature and the physical nature of absolute zero. While the preceding discussions primarily concern interactions governed by Coulomb forces, analogous processes are expected to occur under nuclear forces as well. In systems dominated by gravitational forces, some of these effects may be too weak to detect directly, yet they should still exist in principle.