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Earth due to gravity on its surface retains air and seawater, and to set in motion the air and the sea in relation to the planet’s surface energy is needed as a primary source is the sun, which emits flow in all directions, visible light or near visible radiation in the areas of ultraviolet and infrared.
According to the approaches of Sadi Carnot on the operation of the steam engine, it is known that the transformation of thermal energy into mechanical energy Read the rest of this entry »
Earth’s atmospheric greenhouse effect associated with radiation processes going on inside. radiation is a form of energy, and is transmitted only in a vacuum.
Other forms of energy transmission in the natural environment are conduction and convection. In conduction heat spreads through the solid (propagation of heat from the surface soil to a lower level). In a fluid (gas and liquid) heat transfer by convection process through which a relatively warm part of the fluid, moving, and then mixed and integrated into a relatively cool environment.