Energy from the sun is distributed around the earth by?

Answer 1

Sunlight is evenly distributed across the part of Earth that it is shining onto, considering that there are no other objects such as tall buildings or dark clouds blocking it. Most likely, the Sun would shine across half of the Earth, for example in the eastern hemisphere. However, sunlight might not be visible to those at the poles, due to the extreme angle at which it is shining. The Sun shines directly overhead at the equator.

Answer 2

Mostly by the rotation of Earth. Every day almost every part of Earth is in sunlight part of the time, and in darkness part of the time.

The atmosphere and the oceans also distribute energy (heat) around the planet, but more slowly.

Answer 3

it is transpered to the earth

1 the earth is close to the sun.

2 the light is very hot and long that is why it is transpered to the earth

3 the atmospherethe on earth gives the sunlight space to go and it reaches thae land.

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Answer 4

Because the Earth spins once per day, the heat and light from the Sun is evenly distributed around the Earth. Areas in the tropics - between 23.5 degrees north latitude and 23.5 degrees south latitude - get more sunlight (and heat) than the "temperate" areas north or south of the tropics.

The polar regions (north of 66.5 degrees north, or south of 66.5 degrees south) get the least amount of light. Mostly this is because the sunlight hits those areas at such a low angle, spreading the light over a much larger area than at the tropics, but also because there are periods in the winter when the Sun is not visible at all.

Answer 5

Because the sun is really big and really hot so it is enough to reach earth

Answer 6

radiation and convection

Answer 7

Evaporation.