Physics, asked by RJVighnesh, 1 year ago

what is the best source of energy on earth? and explain why it should be used above all others?

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Answered by Shravani83
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Solar Energy is the best source of energy on Earth. It should be used above all because India is a country on which the Tropic of Cancer passes through it so the solar energy received is great. So the energy is also renewable and it will not get exhausted and so there will be the conservation of artificial methods like coals and petroleum take place.
Answered by Zedox
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Solar energy is the best source of energy on earth. It is because the solar energy is renewable and people can get this energy anywhere on earth. Moreover solar energy can be used in solar cooks, for burning any substance. The energy of the sun can be used in difficult conditions also if one knew the correct method of using it.
Answered by kvnmurty
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It is difficult to say which source of energy is the best on Earth. THe decision is subjective.  You can answer - which form of energy costs the least or most as on today. In future some form may be more expensive than other, one may not be available as much as another.

Nuclear fusion energy  is available abundantly, it is easy to generate this energy. But used radioactive materials are radioactive for  a longtime. So there is some problem of safety for public.  The nuclear energy can last for long long time.

solar energy is source available abundantly. It seems to be expensive at the moment. It is limited by clouds, rains sometimes. But it is a safe process . it is a renewable energy. FOr a long time it is available.  It may become economically viable in future.

hydel projects - generating electricity from water flow (kinetic energy) in rivers, is also a good source. But there is not enough power throughout the year. In summers, the rivers may not flow at high levels & energy.

Thermal energy is perhaps available right now and used a lot. But causes some pollution and uses coal which may deplete in some years.


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