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Well one way is to breakdown physical energy and force it to break down more phesical energy which would be even more like a blackhole.
Another way is another array. And most the other ways are simular

I'm breaking in again:

By physical, I believe he means kinetic energy.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking.

Potential Energy is stored energy, like the energy you give a rubber band when you stretch it. It wouldn't make sense to break potential energy down, because some objects don't HAVE potential energy, like the mass of the earth, which is mrely suspended in space, and being dragged on the edge of a gravitational field. If you can make said energy from anything, it would go to reason that kinetic energy would be drained.

This "blank energy" could theoretically create/cause spontaneous loss of ambient heat, and if you consider Blank energy to be the building block of the universe, then it makes sense.

Take Chemistry for example, it's building blocks are the Elements. Since this energy can be programmed, wouldn't it make sense that it is the most basic form of all matter?

it would also explain big bang theory, thinking about it...

..Eh..

..Alright..Now I'm officially lost. sweatdrop

I don't understand you people! I can't fathom the whole "matter is energy" crap at all. You say "Oh- it's just vibrating at a very low frequency". Bull! Electrons tend to spin at frequencies beyond that of Gamma radiation, and yet we still consider Long Waves to be energy! (Long waves are about 1000000000000 times less frequent than Gamma radiation). Not only that- but energy has zero mass. Sure you can say "matter is just energized particles stuck together"- but that's not entirely true. Because neutrons and protons have MASS. Sure the proton may have a positive charge- but it also has mass. Sure the electron may have a negative charge- but it also has mass (though a mass about 1/100000000 that of a proton). And a neutron is actually a proton and electron stuck together (the sum of the mass of a proton and an electron equals the mass of a neutron). And simply thinking about the muon renders all believes that matter is energy null and void. A muon is a particle created when interstellar atoms near light speed hit objects approaching at a speed greater than the difference between their own speed and light. Basically- the force of the reaction is multiplied by a speed greater than light. The result? The proton and the electron swap polarities. A negative proton is created (an object with more mass but a negative charge) which exists for 10^-6 seconds and travels at 99.997% the speed of light.

Quantum physics is starting to hurt my head and you all probably don't understand what I'm saying- but matter isn't energy. They just aren't synonymous. There are theories that matter + antimatter = energy, but that still doesn't make matter the same as energy. It's similar to saying that a brain is a fully functional human being.

The only thing I can think of which this blank energy could be is some third type of stuff. Something that isn't matter or energy. Because it defies the rules of both.

If this blank energy has the power to turn matter into empty space and empty space into matter, then come talk to me. We've got quantum mechanics of universal creation and the spontaneity of matter to discuss. Until then, let it be known that I refuse to accept quantum uncertainty's statement that sub-atomic partcles are perserved but may, under un-observed and inconceivably rare circumstances, appear randomly into being.
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eek Wow... I got really off topic sweatdrop Sorry about that.

what is mass? what makes something physical? what makes it so that when to molecules hit eachother them bounce from one another? What are atoms made of? Whats in the space where no molecules are at?