How is sunlight a renewable energy?

Answer 1

The Sun is a renewable resource because not matter what we do with the rays that hit the Earth, they will continue to come for billions of years.

What?

BY definition, the sun has limited mass which is not renewed to any significant extent.

No. The sun is *not* renewable.

We may consider solar energy to be renewable in that it will continue to strike the earth for many millions of years into the future, but in fact, the sun's energy is finite, and is not renewed.

Answer 2

Because it gives off a consistent, reliable, and powerful source of energy that is not expected to run out for another billion years of so. It also causes no damage to the earth's atmosphere.

Solar energy is not technically a renewable source as the sun is slowly burning out. It is however a long term non-polluting source.

Answer 3

Sunlight is considered renewable because it is an abundant and inexhaustible source of energy that is constantly replenished by the sun's nuclear fusion reactions. Through technologies like solar panels, sunlight can be harvested and converted into electricity or heat without depleting the source.

Answer 4

the sun is not a renewabe resource because it cannot be replaced or renewed.

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Answer 5

The sun is considered a renewable resource because it will continue to produce reusable energy forever. Fossil fuels aren't renewable because they are finite.

Answer 6

the sun is considered a renew able resource because it creates solar energy which can be replaced.

Answer 7

how is sunlight a renewable energy source?

Answer 8

Sunlight on the earth is constantly being renewed- but the sun itself will- in millions of years- be used up, and is not renewed.

Answer 9

Yes