Potential energy as stored energy, for example as spring, also has a source from the gravitational field of a star or planet. A hammer held above the ground has the potential energy associated with its distance from the ground. This energy is released into kinetic energy when the hammer is dropped. Energy also exists in chemical, nuclear, and electrical form. But these are mostly variations on kinetic and potential energies.
Electrical energy is the kinetic energy of the electrons in the wire.
Plasmas are only found naturally in the coronae and cores of stars. Notice that increasing the kinetic energy of the atoms weakens their bonds. Atomic theory is the field of physics that describes the characteristics and properties of atoms that make up matter. For example, the macroscopic world deals with concepts such as temperature and pressure to describe matter. The microscopic world of atomic theory deals with the kinetic motion of atoms to explain macroscopic quantities.