Answer: Sharpness comes down to how defined the details in an image are—especially the small details. For example, if a subject’s eyelashes are an indistinct black blur they won’t appear sharp. If, on the other hand, you can pick out each one then most people will consider the image sharp.
If we combine nuclear, natural gas and renewables to replace foundational fuels, the crossover is projected to come 50 years out. To achieve this, the natural gas production will have to double.
