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3 years ago

Do we get all of our energy from the sun

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N76 [4]3 years ago

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Im pretty sure that if we got all of our energy from the sun then there would be no energy at night so no

hjlf3 years ago

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The majority of our energy is supplied by the sun due to the energy of the sun being in the fruits and veggies that we eat. Its stored in all of our plants until we eat them, and we absorb the energy. But not all of the energy we have is supplied by the sun. We gain energy also by sleeping and allowing our body to rejuvenate.

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