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A pleasant afternoon to each and everyone I am Joseph P.

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presenter. I’m Going to discuss the effects of sun’s heat and light

EFFECTS OF SUN’S HEAT AND LIGHT

Before we proceed let us define first what is sun.

Most people already know the basic facts about the sun. It’s a star.
It’s massive. And it is considered the center of the solar system
galaxy. However, the sun is much more than just the gravitational
center of our galaxy. In truth, it is the center of life for our world.
Every living thing on Earth is in some way sustained by the energy
given off by the sun. Hence, the sun’s nickname: the “Life-Giving
Star.”

Description

In the most basic definition, the sun is a continuous nuclear fusion


operation turning hydrogen into helium. The result of a chemical
reaction this massive causes enormous amounts of energy that we
see in form of
light and feel in the form of heat. The sun is so large that it creates
enough gravity to hold every planet in this solar system on a set
orbit.

As you all know Hydrogen and helium are the firsts elements exists ,
also known as the aplha particles

WE MOVE ON TO THE FUNCTIONS OF SUN

Function

The sun keeps everything in place. The sun keeps the planets,
including Earth, in orbit. This includes comets and meteors as well.

The sun’s energy provides warmth for our planet. Life on this planet
would not be possible without the warmth given off by the sun. At 93
million miles away, Earth is positioned just close enough to the sun
to sustain life. The sun also provides light for our planet.

However, humans depend on energy for much more than just light.
The nuclear fusion created by the sun gives off massive amounts of
light and radiation. The light given off by the sun travels a little over
eight minutes before reaching Earth. This energy is a major function
in the life-sustaining process of photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is
the conversion of light energy into chemical energy. Almost all living
organisms on this planet depend on the photosynthesis process to
survive.

NOTE: Photosynthesis, the process by which


green plants and certain other organisms
transform light energy into chemical energy. During
photosynthesis in green plants, light energy is captured
and used to convert water, carbon dioxide, and minerals
into oxygen and energy-rich organic compounds.
LET’S PROCEED TO THE BENEFITS OF SUN TOWARDS ENVIRONMENT

Benefits

The sun’s most important benefit is that it provides energy that is


needed to sustain life. This benefit can be viewed from several
different aspects. The sun’s energy has an effect on plant life. The
sun’s energy is absorbed by plants and used in the photosynthesis
process to convert carbon dioxide into oxygen. The oxygen is then
released from plants into the atmosphere. Oxygen along with energy
from the sun is absorbed by animals and humans. Humans use the
energy from the sun to help in the process to build bones.

Human needs sunlight Solar energy shines down on us every day.


Humans need the light coming from the sun to be able to see and the
heat that it gives off as well as the vitamin D to develop strong bones.
You play in sunshine. You see in daylight. The Sun keeps you warm.

Let’s proceed to the harmful effects of sun

Harmful Effects

Too much energy from the sun can be dangerous. Most of the
energy from the sun is filtered in space. The energy that makes it
into the atmosphere must be absorbed in limited amounts. For plants,
too much energy from the sun can disrupt the photosynthesis
process and cause the plant to die.

For animals, too much energy from the sun can cause the body to
dehydrate and cause death. For humans, too much energy from the
sun can cause dehydration. It also raises radiation levels, which can
cause skin cancer.

Protecting Oneself from the Sun’s Heat


1.Use sunglasses when you stay under the sun .They can protect your eyes from the
sun’s heat and radiation
2. Drink lot of water. Drink at least 8 glasses of water or more.
3. Use hat , an umbrella, or any cover for the head to protect you from the sun’s rays.
4. Use longsleeved clothes when working under the sun to avoid too much exposure
to the sun.

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