nuclear fusion
energy and heat
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If the theory of hydrostatic equilibrium as regards the sun was not correct, then the sun would either collapse or would explode outward. Instead, the sun burns brightly in the sky just as it has done for billions of years. But perhaps a bit more review might help make things a bit clearer. The sun has massive gravity. This gravity would like to pull everything into a tiny ball. But there are countless nuclear fusion reactions occurring each second, and this generates a massive amount of thermal energy. This thermal energy wants to blow the sun apart as it acts in a direction opposite gravity. The sun's gravity is "balanced" by the thermal energy being generated. And the two are working together to determine the size of the sun and its operating (equilibrium) temperature. Keep in mind that the sun is in the middle of its life, so it will continue to do what it is doing for billions of years more.
Two continents that are completely tilted towards the sun in July
Kushites and Nubians were the names of the two groups the Egyptians traded with in Africa.
Simply put, there are 3 heat transmission phenomenons : convection, conduction and radiation. The first two are highly dependent of the nature of the material inbetween the two objects, which in this case is nothing at all. Waves, however, travel accross space and allow heat transmission by radiation.
Solar Energy & Nuclear Fussion.
nuclear fusion
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heat and energy
The sun and the earth's interior are the two sources of energy that power earth's systems.
Potential Energy and Kinetic Energy
sun and the atmosphere The sun and volcanic vents
core, and the Sun.
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The process of photosynthesis requires energy. This energy is given off from sunlight. The two different types are ADP (adenodiphosphate) and ADP (adenotriphosphate). Which is used to make sugars and oxygen.