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Yet, you cannot look at it with the naked eye for more than a second & it scorches large areas of Earth leaving only dry desert sand.
by bouncycastle 3y ago
Yet, you cannot look at it with the naked eye for more than a second & it scorches large areas of Earth leaving only dry desert sand.
- defrost 3y agoThere's an oversimplification. Entire bands of the earths surface receive the same amount of sunlight per square metre for similar amounts of average time per day. Only some of these regions are left with only dry desert sand. There might be more to this than simple hours per day of sunlight, topography for one factor.
- bouncycastle 3y agoThere's more. Sun is also responsible for floods, typhoons, cyclones and tornadoes. Hundreds of disasters every year. Come to think of it, energy stored in the dam is the result from the Sun evaporating water from other areas, and then convection currents, aka wind, blowing the clouds over the continent and condensing. So, it's all energy from a nuclear explosion.
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