Because clouds are opaque.
can you get vitamin d on a cloudy day
At night, or during an eclipse of the Sun, or when it's cloudy.
The sun's rays shine throught the clouds.
Average: 178 days per year of sun exposure; with 98 of those days recorded as full sun exposure (no clouds). The remaining 80 of those days were recorded as partly sunny, partly cloudy, or (mixed) cloudy with rain and/or some sun in the day.
Solar lights still receive some sun light on cloudy days. Many are able to store power from previous sunny days and continue working through a few cloudy days before needing more sun light to power them. http://www.livestrong.com/article/170281-do-solar-lights-charge-on-a-cloudy-day/
The Moon, aircraft - many things.
Just one. The Sun. Unless it's cloudy.
Usually it is called sunrise. Even if it is cloudy and you cannot see the sun
About 6% of the shortwave energy that comes from the sun is actually absorbed by clouds on a cloudy day.
yes, only if its sunny because the energy for evaporation is the sun
Just as stars cannot be seen in the daytime, the corona cannot be seen except when the moon hides the brilliant disk of the sun. Or during a total eclipse. which in other words the corana of the sun can be seen during a Total solareclipse.
No. Gravity cannot be seen.