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What is the theory of relativity? How does it relate to the creation of electricity through solar energy?

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avanturin [10]3 years ago

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Answer and Explanation:

The theory of relativity applies to all physical phenomena in the absence of gravity and explains the law of gravitation and relation to nature's force. Solar energy is regarded as the power source of the future and uses sunlight to generate electricity. It is a potential solution to the ongoing environmental problem and caused by the overuse of Earth resources. Solar energy is a power source and widely used by the scientific community. It is a potential solution to the environmental problems caused by Earth resources and high fossil fuel conception. The theory of relativity proposes a fundamental and straightforward presentation of fission with some application. Some characteristics of solar energy produced from the fusion process and deducted from the same equation. Relativity determined physics law for all non-accelerating observers and showed the speed of light within a vacuum. Space and time were interwoven in the single continuum.

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Explanation:

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