The primary power source is solar power from the large arrays connected to the station. There are also two backup generators and smaller fuel cells for various experiments.
Those huge flat rectangular panels full of solar cells sticking out on each side of the ISS are. They convert sunshine into electrical energy.
green energy source
Technically the sun is exhaustible as it will eventually run out of hydrogen, but that is predicted to be 4-5 billion years in the future. Since the sun will be around for that long it is considered an inexhaustible source of energy.
The ISS is the "International Space Station" run by the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration, or "NASA". Primarily designed and constructed by the US, modules have been contributed by several additional nations and astronauts from many nations have visited the ISS. You can often see the ISS in the pre-dawn or early evening hours. See the "Flybys" link below.
the sun_________________________________________Nuclear energy (more specifically fusion nuclear energy) that is the source of sun energy
Those huge flat rectangular panels full of solar cells sticking out on each side of the ISS are. They convert sunshine into electrical energy.
Everything will run out of energy without an energy source.
Coal, oil and natural gas are Americas most "readily" usable and presently abundant sources of energy.
it can run out
source that will run out
So u can run
Printer get its energy from the electricity because it is run by electricity.
Non-renewable energy source means that the source will eventually run out and is not renewable.
It uses a free energy source that will not run out.
It uses a free energy source that will not run out.
Wind energy is the best energy,because you can't run out of wind.
The energy source in this case is the Sun. Yes, the Sun will run out of fuel eventually, but it is expected to continue shining for about 5 billion years or so.