OWE How has electricity changed the world we live in since 2000
How has electricity changed the world we live in since 2000?
What is an invisible thing that is everywhere and is always there for our comfort? Electricity. It’s almost wherever you look. It usually can’t be seen and has been helping us since the 1840s. Starting with the invention of telegraph by Samuel Morse at around 1840, electricity started making our lives better and changing our lives dramatically. Going from telegraph, to telephone, to radio and to television. But how has this invisible force changed the world from the late 2000s? This question is the topic of this essay. First let’s find out what electricity is and get some general information on electricity. Electricity is a form of energy. It is the energy that is gotten from charged particles like electrons and protons. Some things that make electricity better than other forms of energy is the fact that you can easily make it, easily use it and also easily transport it. But electricity wasn’t always so easily available as now. It was very different before. Before Michael Faraday discovered how to create electricity from moving a magnet inside a coil of wire there was only static electricity and people couldn’t rely on that for a long time use. After his discovery electricity got much easier to transport. And around the 2000s the use of these electric generators had been widely implemented. And it was from this time that electricity started really taking effect on the world. First let’s talk about how electricity has taken a toll on our communication. Almost everyone nowadays have a cell phone. And the cell phone uses electricity. This usage of cell phone wasn’t as much as now as in the 2000s. At that time in the world, per 100 people only about 8 people had a cellphone. And by year 2010 this number had already gone up to 76.2 people out of every 100 people. But not only did communications go up, there were many more uses of electricity those started going up by the 2000s. Fig. 3: A
What is an invisible thing that is everywhere and is always there for our comfort? Electricity. It’s almost wherever you look. It usually can’t be seen and has been helping us since the 1840s. Starting with the invention of telegraph by Samuel Morse at around 1840, electricity started making our lives better and changing our lives dramatically. Going from telegraph, to telephone, to radio and to television. But how has this invisible force changed the world from the late 2000s? This question is the topic of this essay. First let’s find out what electricity is and get some general information on electricity. Electricity is a form of energy. It is the energy that is gotten from charged particles like electrons and protons. Some things that make electricity better than other forms of energy is the fact that you can easily make it, easily use it and also easily transport it. But electricity wasn’t always so easily available as now. It was very different before. Before Michael Faraday discovered how to create electricity from moving a magnet inside a coil of wire there was only static electricity and people couldn’t rely on that for a long time use. After his discovery electricity got much easier to transport. And around the 2000s the use of these electric generators had been widely implemented. And it was from this time that electricity started really taking effect on the world. First let’s talk about how electricity has taken a toll on our communication. Almost everyone nowadays have a cell phone. And the cell phone uses electricity. This usage of cell phone wasn’t as much as now as in the 2000s. At that time in the world, per 100 people only about 8 people had a cellphone. And by year 2010 this number had already gone up to 76.2 people out of every 100 people. But not only did communications go up, there were many more uses of electricity those started going up by the 2000s. Fig. 3: A