Of all the "sunlight" that travels through space, directed toward the Earth, only the infrared radiation is detected as heat on Earth.
Yes, indirect sunlight does cause heat, although not as much as direct sunlight does.
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Sunlight is light, and it has light energy. Different types of solar panels can convert that to heat energy, or to electricity.
Thermal pertains to heat . Thus Geothermal, thermonuclear, etc. all energy deriving from heat has a thermal component. Thermal pertains to heat . Thus Geothermal, thermonuclear, etc. all energy deriving from heat has a thermal component.
I think it should be "sink". It is usually a conductive material with large heat capacity that is in contact with a component producing heat during the components operation and is used to dissipate the heat generated by the component which otherwise (if left to increase in operating temperature) may malfunction or be destroyed.
Ultraviolet rays of sunlight helps in drying of clothes.
Sunlight and oxygen.
Yes, indirect sunlight does cause heat, although not as much as direct sunlight does.
UV rays
No, Sunlight is heat.
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If your soup is not warming fast enough, would you say "I have to turn up the sunlight on that burner"? Would you say that heat is responsible for the processes in plants that are controlled by chlorophyll? Would you say that your pipes would freeze if your home sunlight system is out of order, or that heat is the visible part of the EMR spectrum? There is some overlap in meanings, but the words do not mean the same thing, and it's hard to find a context in when they do.
When the sky is high in the sky, the blue component of incoming sunlight is scattered much more than any other color component. Do your home work next time :D
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it absorbs more heat from sunlight than water because soil is looser which lets more sunlight in