INFORMATION SOURCES
http://www.livestrong.com/article/124205-negative-effects-solar-energy/
http://www.green-the-world.net/definition_of_energy.html
http://www.kidcyber.com.au/topics/solar.htm
http://www.ehow.com/about_5043044_solar-energy-good.html
http://www.go-green.ae/greenstory_view.php?storyid=1044
IMAGES SOURCES
http://www.google.com.bo/imghp?hl=es-419&tab=wi
http://www.nunukphotos.com/solar-energy-photos.html
   | Solar EnergySolar energy it's a powerful source of energy. It is also the solar radiation that reaches the earth. In other words solar energy is the energy that we get from the sun. We can use solar power in two different ways, those are: Heat source and Energy source. Heat source: Heat source is the energy that heats up an object or an space. Heat sources can be external or internal sources. Examples of external sources are: the sun and released heat from plants. Examples of Internal sources are: Electrical systems like the TV. Energy source: There are two kinds of energy sources, those are Renewable sources and Non-Renewable sources. Renewable Sources: Renewable sources are those sources that you can replace or renew everyday. Examples of Renewable Sources are: Wind, Sun, Water and Plants. Non-Renewable Sources: Non-Renewable sources are those that you can not replace or you can't renew them, in other words they have a certain limit. Examples of Non-Renewable Sources are: Petroleum, Coal, Natural Gas and Nuclear power in other words fossil fuels. |
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