ENERGY FROM THE RAYS OF THE SUN

By:

SEN, BENITA

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: DELHI TERI PRESS 2009Edition: FIRST EDITIONDescription: 30ISBN:

978-81-7993-137-0

Subject(s):

SOLAR POWER, GREEN POWER! -- INDIA

DDC classification:

001 BEN/S

Summary: IT'S NOT JUST PLANTS THAT USE THE SUN'S ENERGY TO MAKE THEIR FOOD. SO CAN WE. AND WE CAND DO MUCH, MUCH MORE. FROM ROMAN BATHS TO MODERN-DAY SPACECRAFTS, WE HAVE FOUND WAYS TO USE THE SUN'S LIGHT AND HEAT. YET, EVEN TODAY, WE ARE ABLE TO CAPTURE ONLY 1 PER CENT OF THIS ENERGY. FIND OUT HOW WE CAN MAKE THE MOST OF THE SUN, AND WHY THAT'S IMPORTANT FOR OUR PLANET.

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IT'S NOT JUST PLANTS THAT USE THE SUN'S ENERGY TO MAKE THEIR FOOD. SO CAN WE. AND WE CAND DO MUCH, MUCH MORE. FROM ROMAN BATHS TO MODERN-DAY SPACECRAFTS, WE HAVE FOUND WAYS TO USE THE SUN'S LIGHT AND HEAT. YET, EVEN TODAY, WE ARE ABLE TO CAPTURE ONLY 1 PER CENT OF THIS ENERGY. FIND OUT HOW WE CAN MAKE THE MOST OF THE SUN, AND WHY THAT'S IMPORTANT FOR OUR PLANET.

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