why sun is an inexhaustible source of energy
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Technically speaking, the sun is, in fact, not a source of inexhaustible energy, since every star eventually burns out. However, the sun's internal fuel supply will keep it burning for at least six billion years, enough to be considered inexhaustible for all practical purposes. The sun's nuclear furnace provides as much as 174 petawatts of solar energy to the planet, approximately 70 percent of which is absorbed by the surface.
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