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It varies on location and proximity to the nearest energy sufficient source
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What types of energy do i see everyday?
kinetic
What do solar energy look like?
with human eyes you could not see it even if you could see it. solar energy travels in waves just like sound.
Is it possible to get solar energy onto the moon?
Solar energy on the moon is possible only when the moon is facing the sun, which is when we can see it in the sky
How does the fuel source solar energy make energy?
The source of solar energy is the sun. The sun contains hydrogen, which by fusion, is converted to helium. The fusion reaction gives off solar energy. See related link.
What the function of Solar Energy?
Solar energy is the source of all of the energy we use aside from nuclear energy. It's function is to run nearly every thing that you see around you.
Where can we find solar energy?
We find solar energy whenever we see the Sun's light, feel the Sun's warmth, or watch the northern lights.
Which natural reasources are easier to produce?
Sunlight is easiest to convert into energy because we see the sun everyday, meaning we can use its rays whenever it is available. sunlight can be converted into elecrticty via solar panels.
How is solar energy captured?
Solar energy is captured and converted to normal energy through solar panels.You see the solar panle collects the energy from the sun some solar panels turn the heat into energy but others collect it from the light. The energy goes in an energy box and when energy is needed the energy that the solar panel collected gets used.It only transforms, it is not yet possible to make energy.I've given a couple links below to articles that can answer your question.
What do you see everyday that produces a tremendous amount of nuclear energy?
sun
Why do people use solar energy?
People use solar energy, because if solar energy can be used for electricity and heat, we have to use electricity,or to use heat. This is either to see or to cook and to stay warm with electricity and heat.
Where do you see rusting in your everyday lives?
Vehicles, chains, products mdae of metal bars
Can you give me a link to an article about solar energy?
See related links.
