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Why Energy is conserved

The main idea of this page is to elaborate a little more on why energy is conserved and to understand it is a more simplified way. The thought about the fact that energy is neither created nor destroyed can be a mind boggling one simply because energy always seems to be coming from somewhere, so where does it go? The main idea behind why energy is conserved and neither created or destroyed is that it is just transferred to other forms. The first law of Thermodynamics states that the amount of energy in the universe is a constant, fixed amount. Is doesn’t go away and it doesn’t appear randomly.