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Yes, the sun is the source of energy for all weather due to the fact that weather is caused by collisions in temperatures and pressures. Without the sun, there would be no heat. Therefore, no weather.

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Most? No. Only about 30% of the solar energy is directly reflected back into space. However, much of the HEAT energy, solar energy absorbed by the Earth and converted to heat, does radiate back into space. This heat balance is essential to keep the Earth from growing either too hot or too cold.

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No, only a tiny fraction of the energy emitted by the sun reaches Earth.

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No, only about 30% is reflected away.

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What is the name of solar energy that is reflected by earth?

It is called "The solar energy reflected by earth".


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Solar energy from the sun reaching the earth.


What is the sun's energy reflected into?

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