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It's useful to us because we can't naturally produce vitamin D without sunlight (other apes can, so something happened in our evolution.)
Some animals such as fish, amphibians and reptiles depend on heat coming from the sun to help regulate their body temperature.
Sunlight schedule also can regulate sleep and waking patterns.
Sunlight benefits animals indirectly because it's what plants use to make their food, which then are eaten and that energy is transferred up the food chain.
Some plants might depend on wind for seed dispersal, and sunlight helps with that.
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What forms of energy are often produced as useful energy?
Solar Energy
What form of useful energy can solar energy be transformed into?
electricity
Can solar energy run out?
Yes because if there is no sun then there will be no solar energy hope you find it useful
How is solar energy useful?
Solar energy saves you money.
Should solar energy be used more often?
not really, because solar energy can be non useful sometimes
How is solar energy useful to people?
it provides energy without burning coal.
Which types of animals are the most efficient in solar energy?
the animal is an herbivore they live by the solar energy
Is solar energy expensive to convert to a useful form?
False
What are the two limitations of solar energy?
Solar energy is only useful when the sun is shining. During the night, your expensive solar equipment will be useless and solar energy installation requires a large area for the system to be efficient in providing a source of electricity.
Why is solar energy useful?
Because it is freely available and it doesn't damage the environment.
What is solar heaters useful for?
Solar heaters are useful for heating water with natural energy, thus saving electricity. The question is can effective solar heaters be made for less cost than using the electricity.
Does solar energy waste energy?
Solar energy is energy, it can't waste energy.The process of converting incoming solar energy into other forms of energy that are more useful to us (which is often, confusingly, still called "solar energy") does in fact waste some of the input energy, since no real conversion process is 100% efficient.
