what is geothermal energy
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Geothermal energy is the heat energy generated and stored in the earth. Thermal energy is the energy that determines the temperarure of matter.
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yeah thermal energy is an energy which shall not related directly or indirectly to the sun's energy molten lava for molten rocks in the interior of the earth crab in hotspot from 8 in hot water or steam through hot springs AR gauges is used in jio power plant to produce electricity power plants in India geothermal Energy is the heat of earth and is the naturally occurring thermal energy found within Rock formation and the fluid held within those formation
in the molten calling deep inside the earth the temperature are as high as 4000 degree Celsius the thermal energy from this molten core forms and inexhaustible source of energy the total quantity of energy stored in the earth is vast geothermal energy can be exploited only in particular area is called the Hotspots for example volcanoes gases and bubbling mud holes there is an attachment given below you can read it for further information
yeah thermal energy is an energy which shall not related directly or indirectly to the sun's energy molten lava for molten rocks in the interior of the earth crab in hotspot from 8 in hot water or steam through hot springs AR gauges is used in jio power plant to produce electricity power plants in India geothermal Energy is the heat of earth and is the naturally occurring thermal energy found within Rock formation and the fluid held within those formation
in the molten calling deep inside the earth the temperature are as high as 4000 degree Celsius the thermal energy from this molten core forms and inexhaustible source of energy the total quantity of energy stored in the earth is vast geothermal energy can be exploited only in particular area is called the Hotspots for example volcanoes gases and bubbling mud holes there is an attachment given below you can read it for further information
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