The sun sends out light.

(Laughter)

Did you see the glare?

MICHAEL We're losing the light!

The sun gives light and heat.

This is from real data in California,

I've got data to back up all these assertions, by the way.

This makes a Hydrogen economy unlikely.

We can do the same for geothermal energy and solar power.

That is a named consequence of geoengineering.

When sunshine leaves.

Miami, Florida.

I love renewables. But I'm also pro arithmetic. (Laughter)

When sunshine returns.

Sunny as in the sun and sunshine.

I don't think so. I don't think even close.

Most people choose to lease.

As of 2007, there are only about 4 square miles.

So and then when you compare the lifetime emissions of these various energy forms, nuclear is about even with solar and wind, and ahead of solar oh, I'm sorry with hydro and wind, and ahead of solar.

In the summer when the Sun is higher in the sky, the rays from the Sun are dissipated by less atmosphere.

So in the environment that we grew up in, the light comes from the sun and the sun is above.

China leads their explosive growth and their plummeting cost.

I have a stake in these, so I'll have a disclaimer there.

So the other thing is, we don't need nuclear energy.

But, everywhere around us we have insatiable use for energy because it's so cheap.

Years without seeing the sun, fearing the light of day.

She brings the sunshine She brings the sunshine

I felt the sunlight on my face.

Meet Mr. Sunbeam.

The sun gives us light and heat.

The sun gives us light and heat.

The color for solar system object trails.

I've been quite interested in both.

Let's go more nuclear,

And that changes everything.

To make a sunny day

But better what is more important is that they would have to concentrate sunlight.

So actually a smaller amount of the radiation in period, in even an given period of time, not even talking about the time you're facing the sun, but in any given moment in time more energy is hitting the Southern Hemisphere than the Northern.

I won't say never because once it becames summer, they will be able to see the Sun, so, no sunlight, no day I guess you could say.

The sun furnishes heat and light.

The moon does not shine as brightly as the sun.

This optic was 22 feet long.

My question is that point at the Arctic Circle that rotates, will it ever see the sunlight?

And in six months they can become solar engineers.

Too many sun's rays are harmful to your skin.