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When is solar radiation most intense?
Solar radiation is most intense at noon.
What solar radiation is the most powerful?
Ultraviolet radiation
Definition of solar radiation?
The types of radiation that are emitted from the Sun.
What type of solar radiation do you mostly get from the sun?
Solar radiation is the radiant energy that is emitted by the sun. About half of the solar radiation is short-wave part of the electromagnetic spectrum. The second half is mostly in the near-infrared part.
Do solar panels release radiation?
no
The light from the sun is called?
Heat from the sun is called Solar Radiation, so the answer is SOLAR RADIATION
Intercepted solar radiation is called?
Insolation is intercepted solar radiation.
Another word for Incoming Solar Radiation?
incoming solar radiation = insolation
When is solar radiation most intense?
Solar radiation is most intense at noon.
How do animals get solar radiation by eating plants?
The plants absorbs the solar radiation and energy.
How does volcanic ash in Earth's atmosphere affect solar radiation?
It increases the amount of solar radiation that is reflected into space
What solar radiation is the most powerful?
Ultraviolet radiation
What happens to most solar radiation when it reaches the surface of Earth what happens?
Most of the solar radiation is absorbed when it reaches the surface of the earth. Some of the solar radiation is also absorbed in the atmosphere.
Do the oceans release solar radiation?
Yes, solar radiation warms the surface of the ocean. Warmth rises from the ocean in the form of infrared radiation.
What is the effect of climate change on solar ultraviolet radiation?
solar uv radiation gets changed into heat
How is solar energy transferred?
Solar energy is radiation that comes from the sun. It can generate electricity and produce heat. They convert solar radiation into electricity.
What happens to the amount of solar radiation as latitude increases?
The north pole receives more solar radiation during the summer than the equator does, but during winter, it receives no solar radiation. This means that as latitude increases, the amount of solar radiation increases in the summer and decreases in the winter.
