Yes. Here's a logical proof: There are three ways to transfer energy from place to place: --Conduction, --Convection, --Radiation. Conduction and convection need a 'medium' ... a substance to conduct or convect through. Radiation doesn't need anything to travel through. There is no medium ... no substance ... in the space between the sun and the earth, but heat and light from the sun reach the earth constantly. Since there is no medium for it to travel through, it can't be getting here by means of conduction or convection. The only possibility is radiation.
no the sun is not radiant energy
radiant
the radiant enrgy is formed through the suns ray
the radiant enrgy is formed through the suns ray
No, the sun's radiant energy is strongest at the Equator.
this is known as radiant energy. the suns radiation does it
Producing heat.
That is what photosynthesis does.
Yes it comes from the suns ray
A solar collector, solar panel
A solar collector, solar panel
photosynthesis
by the food it eats like plants that contain the suns rays from photosynthisis :)