Yes, the light form the sun enables you to see and you can feel the sun's energy warming you when you stand in the sun. You also receive the sun's energy indirectly in the food you eat, all the energy in your food comes from the sun and is put there by plants which capture sunlight and store it as carbohydrates.
Humans eat meat, meat eats plants, and plants get their energy from the sun's light. The sunlight shining on a plant turns into heat energy, which is absorbed and used to keep the plant alive.
Indirectly I suppose, plants produce their food, glucose, via photosynthesis, and they get their energy from absorbing sunlight using chlorophyll. Human's then eat plants to get their energy, and we also eat animals, which either eat plants, or eat animals that eat plants, etc.
Humans do not depend on sun for energy. They depend on sun via plants or plant eating animals for energy.
The human body is unable to convert the sun's energy to carbohydrates because it has no photosynthetic structures.Plants do have such structures, called chloroplasts, which contain chlorophyll, which is a photosensitive chemical which transforms energy from light into chemical energy to help break water into hydrogen and oxygen, and break carbon dioxide into carbon and oxygen, so they can re-combines into assemblages of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, otherwise known as carbohydrates.
The body uses fat which is a stored form of energy.
yes it does
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well sun is healthy for your body. but to much sun is not because see the sun is hot and when you burn your self your skin turns red, buy the sun you turn red that's called a sun burn, but its healthy but its not great when you get skin cancer :( hope this helps
humas get energy from the sun cause there is vitamin d from the sun and the heat of the sun enters the body but too much under the sun you can get sick
Energy is stored as chemical energy in human body. It is consumed when required.
While it is true that human beings need the sun, and we also need oxygen to survive, the main source of energy for humans is the food we eat.
The body's energys' only bi-product is heat. The sun does not absorb heat. Therefore the body's energy does not go back into the sun.
Sun, wind, tides, biomass, crude oil, coal. For human body food, water, etc
Energy basically fuels the human body (and any animal's body), fuels machinery (cars, trains, etc) and the biggest energy source, The Sun, keeps the earth alive (there is so much data and explanations how)
The human body converts food energy into work, thermal energy or chemical energy that is stored in fatty tissue.
The human body produces electrochemical, kinetic, and potential energy.
Sunlight is a type of energy that visible to the human eye.
no
The human body is unable to convert the sun's energy to carbohydrates because it has no photosynthetic structures.Plants do have such structures, called chloroplasts, which contain chlorophyll, which is a photosensitive chemical which transforms energy from light into chemical energy to help break water into hydrogen and oxygen, and break carbon dioxide into carbon and oxygen, so they can re-combines into assemblages of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, otherwise known as carbohydrates.
Thyroid gland determines the rate at which human body utilizes energy.