The sun's rays shone brightly on the shimmering Reflecting Pool.
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The sun's rays will grow as your screen gets brighter.
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It models what happens if the sun's rays are dimmed.
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The sun's rays burn and destroy, but also illuminate and comfort.
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Windows could magnify the sun's rays, transforming the car into a greenhouse.
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The energy is lazy as the sun's rays are obscured by Neptune's fog.
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The shrinking sea ice exposes more water to the sun's rays in summertime.
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The more direct the sun's rays, the more light reaches Earth per unit area.
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Then it will twist its sail to catch the Sun's rays on the dayside.
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But hardly any of those people converting the sun's rays into savings are poor.
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The roof is a composite with a rock surface that refracts the sun's rays.
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Furthermore, the sun's rays wouldn't be weakened by their journey through the Earth's atmosphere.
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All that concrete and asphalt soaks up the sun's rays, pushing temperatures up even further.
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This is a chemical sunscreen, which means it contains filters that absorb the sun's rays.
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Don't forget sunscreen and a hat; the sun's rays can affect you even through clouds.
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According to the American Skin Association, the sun's rays are the most intense between 10 a.m.
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Expect a renewed sense of purpose: The Sun's rays are filling you with vitality and confidence.
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Now, imagine those same roads transforming the sun's rays into enough power for millions of people.
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One would send 16 trillion tiny robots into space to deflect the sun's rays from the Earth.
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Billions of animals live far away from the sun's rays in the dark depths of the oceans.
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During the equinox, it becomes momentarily perfectly perpendicular, meaning the sun's rays pass directly over the equator.
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His photo also showcases a tree and boy on his bike perfectly aligned with the sun's rays.
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Instead, the seasons are determined by the directness of the Sun's rays, which is determined by Earth's tilt.
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Its average airspeed was 46 mph, though that increased during the day when the sun's rays were strongest.
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New funding efforts aim to make solar, which depends on the sun's rays to generate power, more reliable.
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Walmart has been doing this since 2007, harvesting the sun's rays from the vast roofs of its megastores.
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Plumb shot the footage in the early morning, the sun's rays just catching the tops of the trees.
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You can almost see the fading Friday sun's rays rippling across Trump's unusual skin shade of radioactive orange.
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The sun's rays can be draining, so it can be tough to make the most out of your run.
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UV rays account for a small portion of the sun's rays but are the most damaging to human skin.
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After the spring equinox, the Northern Hemisphere gradually starts tilting toward the sun's rays, making days longer and warmer.
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And because the image was captured during golden hour, the sun's rays create a stunning yellow-and-orange background.
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The sun's rays pour through the rips in that veil of clouds, illuminating patches of grassy meadows and forests.
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When volcanoes erupt, they shoot thick sulfurous clouds into the air that block the sun's rays and cool the planet.
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Now a start-up has developed a 16-inch TV which runs on the sun's rays, bringing communication to the masses.
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But because the ice helps reflect the sun's rays, leading to cooling, a decline in ice could lead to more warming.
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The planet's shifting tilt exposed more of its surface to the Sun's rays, thawing subsurface reservoirs of frozen methane, the study suggests.
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They'll usually look like cardboard 3D glasses, with much darker lenses than ordinary sunglasses, because they block 99.99% of the sun's rays.
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In the afternoon, the sun's rays lose their blue light, which allows your body to produce melatonin and start making you sleepy.
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The ceremony, where a torch is lit by the sun's rays using a parabolic mirror, will start the countdown to the Feb.
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In the summer months, SPF and hats are key components to ensuring protection from the sun's rays, both on the beach and off.
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It's a misnomer to call it the "dark side" of the Moon, as the Sun's rays also reach the Moon's outward-facing side.
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Parikh recommends that anyone with melasma or similar conditions use sunblock that contains zinc, which provides the best shield from the sun's rays.
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Without these clouds, which shade the planet from the sun's rays, the Earth's temperature could rise up to an additional 8 degrees Celsius.
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In the afternoon, the sun's rays lose their blue light, which allows your body to produce melatonin and this starts making you sleepy.
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But wherever you are, "it is never safe to look directly at the sun's rays — even if the sun is partly obscured," NASA warns.
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There's more potential harm from the Sun's rays, unshielded by the Earth's atmosphere, but also from cosmic rays hailing from the depths of space.
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Megalim's tower in the Negev desert, which stands out for miles around, is surrounded by 50,000 computer-controlled mirrors, to project the sun's rays.
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Eventually, solar-sail technology could allow researchers on Earth to harness the sun's rays in order to send a spacecraft zooming in any direction.
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In his hands he has a piece of glass—eyeglasses or a magnifying glass—and manages to start a fire using the sun's rays.
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Solar wind Solar Impulse 2, the experimental solar plane, made history today by crossing the Atlantic with only the sun's rays to push it along.
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This is because white snow and ice reflect the sun's rays back into space, reducing the amount of heat absorbed and keeping the ice cold.
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Using a chain of huge mirrors suspended above Earth and angled to catch the sun's rays, they would save billions in heating and lighting bills.
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The kernels become corn through a mass popping process where, according to the BjornQorn site, they use "enormous mirrored reflectors to collect the sun's rays".
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These areas are separated by ridged edges that show up as furrows in the landscape when the Sun's rays hit them at a low angle.
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Seoul-based artists Mimi Son and Elliot Woods say the mirrors and mist will reflect the sun's rays, creating a halo shape in the air.
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It hopes that its products, which can capture more energy from the sun's rays than those of rivals, will offer greater value than cheaper models.
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Says Carter, "Dust creates a filter between the sunlight and the leaf tissue," and that barrier keeps the leaf from effectively absorbing the sun's rays.
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These sunscreens physically deflect and block the sun's rays, as opposed to chemical filters that absorb the UV rays and, as they break down, release heat.
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Some people have floated the idea of constructing a giant sunshade in space to shield the Earth from the sun's rays and protect against climate change.
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The sun's rays can even penetrate glass, so if you sit near a window or drive a lot, you'll be getting exposure without setting foot outdoors.
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Kardashian, 38, looked ready for the sun's rays in a black see-through tank top with a black bra, black shades and dark gray Adidas sweatpants.
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In her left arm, the sun and the moon as one to represent balance, and some light numerology in the sun's rays for added personal touch.
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Normal cumulus clouds form because the sun's rays heat the ground, forming warm air that rises because it is less dense than the cooler air above.
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But to maximize the amount of power you can steal from the sun's rays, in one corner of the panel you'll find a tiny sun dial.
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Eating sunlight isn't all that efficient—plants are only able to put a few percent of the energy packed away in the sun's rays to work.
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By Laura Mallonee Photographs by Scott Tuason 113/211 Billions of animals live far away from the sun's rays in the dark depths of the oceans.
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This in part because soils deteriorate with the loss of plant cover, as the sun's rays bake the ground and as rains wash away important topsoil.
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In many ways, this is actually a hugely creative time for you—however, misunderstandings are also likely as the sun's rays get clouded by Neptune's fog.
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Tracking the sun throughout the day, the mirrors, called heliostats, redirect the sun's rays into the tower, where water is heated to generate steam — and electricity.
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Dubbed FarFarOut, the extreme dwarf planet is 2140 billion miles away—a distance so far it takes nearly 225 hours for the Sun's rays to reach it.
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True and her mama have been on vacation in the Bahamas as of late, soaking up the sun's rays while donning a variety of coordinating beach attire.
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Eventually, solar-sail technology could enable researchers on Earth to maneuver a spacecraft much like skippers steer sailboats, harnessing the sun's rays to travel in any direction.
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Simple Kind to Skin Facial Moisturizer with SPF 15, $11.54I use Simple's Facial Moisturizer with SPF 15 every day to protect my skin from the sun's rays.
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Its suggested response seems more bizarre: trillions of ping-pong balls on the ocean surface might reflect back more of the sun's rays, providing a cooling effect.
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Whether you're interested in living on Mars, in the ocean, off the sun's rays, or with an artificial exoskeleton, check out more information about Closed Worlds here.
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In polluted regions, these particles can number in the thousands per square inch of air, acting like a microscopic screen and blocking out some of the Sun's rays.
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She lays a black sheet on the front window, which likely convert the sun's rays to car fuel – in the short span of 3 and a half hours.
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Cumulus clouds, the "fair-weather clouds" that occur frequently on warm summer days (such as in August), will tend to disappear as the sun's rays begin to darken.
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The next-generation Prius plug-in, called the Prius PHV, comes complete with a roof topped with solar panels that recharge the onboard batteries with the sun's rays.
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Hang to dry somewhere dry, of course, but also out of the sun (the sun's rays are even more harmful to your suit than they are to you).
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In a myth about the famed inventor, Archimedes had soldiers hold up shields in order to set attacking ships on fire using the sun's rays upon their reflection.
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With less ice in the summer, more of the sun's rays can heat the darker water, as opposed to being deflected back into space by the white ice cover.
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There was indeed a fault in the system: the satellite had been fooled by the sun's rays reflecting off clouds high over North Dakota, which had two launch areas.
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It's made up of a mix of three UV filters that absorb the sun's rays, and allow it to protect your skin without leaving behind a white cast or film.
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Spraying sulphur dioxide and other particles into the planet's upper atmosphere would create a cloud of sulphuric acid that reflects some of the sun's rays, cooling the planet, researchers say.
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With lots of preparatory work and grid modernization at the national level, a global grid can potentially deliver the sun's rays from one country to the rest of the world.
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The outburst started just after this region emerged from shadow, suggesting that heat from the sun's rays may have vaporized a patch of exposed water ice and triggered a landslide.
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After a week of soaking up the Sun's rays, the first rollable solar panel to be deployed in space has been kicked off its perch outside the International Space Station (ISS).
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Even with a firm grasp on the basics of composition, many novice photographers are discouraged when the images they wish to create are thwarted by the sun's rays (or lack thereof).
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So L'Oréal has created an incredibly tiny UV sensor you wear on your thumbnail that connects to your smartphone to help you keep track of your exposure to the sun's rays.
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In a solar thermal power plant, mirrors reflect the sun's rays toward the top of each tower, concentrating the light and generating high enough temperatures to heat up a transfer fluid.
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At the same time, solar panels, which soak up the Sun's rays, reduce what's called surface albedo— the amount of light reflectance at the surface — which also ends up increasing precipitation.
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But those spacecraft don't always make their approach while the ISS is at that sweet spot in orbit where the Sun's rays gift the clouds below with such a lovely orange hue.
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Cities are often 2500 to 250 degrees warmer than their surrounding areas thanks to traditional urban design choices—tall buildings, dark roofs, and black pavement all attract and absorb the sun's rays.
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The human body produces vitamin D when exposed to the sun's rays, and research suggests that people who are deficient in the vitamin are more likely to be depressed, anxious, and tired.
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Pollock also cites the influence of so-called "Sunshine Laws" that limit the size of the shadow cast by a building to ensure that public streets receive the sun's rays year-round.
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One of those crafts — called the Near-Earth Asteroid Scout (NEA Scout) — will use a solar sail to propel itself on the sun's rays to visit a space rock not far from Earth.
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During the eclipse, we can expect the moon to completely (and partially, in the areas beyond the totality) obscure the sun's rays across the US, blocking the sunlight that powers the solar panels.
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While Stormi's face wasn't visible (the young mom carefully closed the stroller to shield the baby from the sun's rays), it was clear Jenner was teaching her daughter how to live in style.
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After a six-day trek across Greece, the flame that was lit last Thursday by the sun's rays at the birthplace of the Games in Ancient Olympia was presented to the Brazilian organizers.
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Don't hide from this vulnerability in the air—surrender to it, because the Sun's rays of truth and Mars's warrior energy can help you break through emotional patterns that no longer serve you.
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The couple lived it up in Italy together for a romantic getaway, sharing countless photos and videos from their trip — spending much of their time soaking up the sun's rays on board a superyacht.
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You might have to do a little comparison shopping if you want to find something that matches the Copenhagen startup's style, but you'll certainly be able to ride the sun's rays a lot sooner.
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Arctic sea ice acts as a massive parasol for the planet, its white surface reflecting the sun's rays back into space and keeping the air and ocean cool across the top of the globe.
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The darling duo are dressed in their summer best as they soak up the sun's rays together, even striking a sweet pose for the camera in a snapshot Rob Kardashian shared to Instagram this week.
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Other crazy volcanic words like 'vog' and 'laze' worth knowing Normal everyday cumulus clouds that you see bubbling up in the sky on a warm summer's afternoon form as the sun's rays heat the ground.
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But it produces a more stable and predictable supply of power as sun-tracking mirrors concentrate the sun's rays to heat salt, which is then used to produce steam that powers turbines to produce electricity.
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While embarking on their "#WadeWorldTour," the superstar couple have shared countless photos and videos from their summer trip to Italy, — spending much of their time soaking up the sun's rays on board a super yacht.
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Originally, the sculpture was supposed to reach a low orbit of about 360 miles above Earth's surface before inflating, allowing its titanium dioxide surface to reflect the sun's rays back to Earth, even during nighttime.
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Burt's Bees BB Cream with SPF 15, available at Target, $14.99I wear Burt's BB Cream with SPF every day to even out the redness in my skin and protect my face from the sun's rays.
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The Empire Polo Club doesn't offer much shade, so we suggest wearing a hat to protect your head from the sun beating down — at least from 11.593am to 3pm, when the sun's rays are the strongest.
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These hashtags are accompanied by a range of photos, from black women rocking natural tresses to Beyoncé's backup dancers at Super Bowl 50 or simply a photo of a small child basking in the sun's rays.
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There are some basics that are all too easy to forget: Drink plenty of water; wear appropriate, comfortable shoes; make sure you apply sunscreen, even if the forecast calls for clouds, the sun's rays will affect you.
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But when, this coming Monday, the moon blanches the sun's rays, don't expect to see all Wiccans or witches pointing sticks towards the sky, as some say the energy is too volatile to harness for most spells.
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Image: National Snow and Ice Data CenterAll signs are now pointing to a record low summertime sea ice extent, meaning more fresh meltwater entering the Arctic ocean and less reflective, icy surface to deflect the sun's rays.
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Solar panels, for example, can generate up to 80 times more power per unit area than growing wood for pellets (while trees only turn 0.25 percent of the sun's rays into energy, solar panels capture 20 percent).
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Experimenting with carbon removal deserves "a newfound sense of urgency" not least because more intrusive "geo-engineering" ideas, such as blocking some of the sun's rays from reaching the planet, are "coming down the pike", she said.
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And for the summertime, the company simply reversed its Omni-Heat technology to create its Omni-Shade garments, which use a thin reflective coating to bounce the sun's rays away so you don't bake while staying covered up.
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Later this year, his team plans to conduct its first outdoor trial, launching a slow-moving balloon over Tucson, Arizona, to disperse substances such as calcium carbonate dust or sulfur dioxide to reflect the sun's rays back into space.
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The instrument took all sorts of readings on the Earth's upper atmosphere, and in this case the researchers are analyzing changes in the properties of the airglow's light, especially green light coming from the sun's rays splitting oxygen molecules.
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Tough time for tourism, residents The endless stretches of beaches on Ocracoke and Hatteras should have been packed with tourists from all over the country, trying to catch the sun's rays and splash in the surf before summer ends.
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"One small point is that you want the object you are setting on fire to be small, because if it were large then it would obscure the sun's rays and there wouldn't be any light to concentrate," Tuts said.
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I enjoyed the oceanfront balcony and found myself easing into the lounge chairs throughout the day to feel the warmth of the sun's rays on my skin and listen to the meditative sounds of waves crashing in the background.
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The South Korean company said on Monday that the technology, developed in partnership with Toshiba Materials, would produce light more similar to the Sun's rays, capturing customers put off by the current quality of light-emitting diode (LED) lighting.
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We knew that for such an extended period without power, our spacecraft would suffer a similar fate as the Opportunity rover, when the skies of Mars filled with dust and blocked the Sun's rays from reaching its solar panels.
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The extended K2 phase of the mission, which uses a workaround involving the pressure of the sun's rays to help stabilize Kepler following the steering system malfunction, is imperfect—but it's still identified some 479 candidate exoplanets and confirmed 323 others.
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Gases react there with water to form aerosol particles that can reflect some of the sun's rays and heat back out into space, and in that way act as a sort of temporary sunscreen for Earth, cooling the planet down.
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That in turn may lead to record-low ice coverage in the spring and summer, which could lead to more warming because there will be less ice to reflect the sun's rays and more darker, exposed ocean to absorb them.
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The invisible layer of silver in the new climate windshield can also reflect up to 60 percent of the sun's rays in the summer, which Volkswagen says will keep a car around 15 degrees cooler compared to more traditional window tinting techniques.
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Unscrupulous local utility officials, he says, told him that the dark-colored solar panels, built to absorb the sun's rays and convert them to electricity, would increase the ambient heat in the buildings they were attached to, pushing the temperature indoors even higher.
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Read more: The best products for getting rid of dark under-eye circlesAt the end of the day, my eyes looked less tired and more youthful, and I had the peace of mind knowing my eyes were protected from the sun's rays.
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So, while the FDA takes time to decide what's safe and what's not, they recommend we all continue to use sunscreen, but maybe only physical, or mineral sunscreens, which work to reflect the sun's rays rather than absorb them, like chemical sunscreens.
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Typically, comets have elongated orbits that take them to the outer reaches of the Solar System, but as they venture inwards, the Sun's rays cause gas and dust to shear off, producing a glowing cloud of material called a coma and a visible tail.
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That should mean it can not only generate power from the sun's rays in times of need, but also store up a reserve that can be used to provide power around the clock and throughout varying weather conditions, even when the sun isn't shining.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Technologies to reflect some of the sun's rays away from Earth, as a way to cool future runaway climate change, are moving closer to becoming a reality, and rules are needed now to govern them, scientists and other experts said on Monday.
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Mission scientists worried that the spacecraft may have been irreparably rendered ineffective after the steering malfunction in 2012, though they eventually came up with an ingenious solution in 2013 using pressure generated by the sun's rays to compensate for a failed reaction wheel and aim it at observation targets.
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Kepler had finished its initial mission by this time, and it appeared that NASA might wind down the telescope's operation — until a clever solution emerged inside the agency to use the pressure that the Sun's rays exerted on the spacecraft's solar panels as a stand-in for one of the wheels.
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The streets were full of people, the sky was clear blue and the sun's rays fell unhindered on the city, bright where they glinted off windows and car hoods, softer and richer where they shone on storefronts and walls, roads and pavement, and always with a fiery tinge to them.
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Lost in a whirl of weeds, trees, and shimmying leaves, relieved by spots of sky — and spotted light trails resulting from intentionally projecting the sun's rays back through the lens during a long exposure — the "artificial" photographic process captures the trunk of a tree in the middle of a Japanese forest.
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Third, even if the window were wide open to the sunlight, the angle at which the sun's rays hit the planet in northern latitudes in the winter means that it is hard, if not impossible, for many Northerners to get enough winter sunshine to meet their vitamin D requirements, even with prolonged exposure.
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Looking directly at the sun normally or during a partial eclipse (the actual full eclipse is safe for viewing with the naked eye for about 2 minutes and 40 seconds for those skywatchers in the 70-mile-wide path of totality, according to Live Science) can cause eclipse blindness, which is a condition that occurs when the sun's rays burn the retina.
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Solar energy at the top of the atmosphere is about 1,360 watts per square meter; since few of the sun's rays are perpendicular to the earth, and because only half of the earth is illuminated at a given moment, the effective solar irradiance at the top of the atmosphere is one-fourth of that, or about 85033 watts per square meter.
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The original solar-powered, semi-automated machine used low-tech laser cutting techniques to harness the sun's rays through a glass ball lens and cut out 2D objects.. Working with sun—an endless source of energy—and sand—an endless source of silica (silicon dioxide) in the form of quartz—Kayser was inspired to apply the process to 3D objects.
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When asked about investable applications in N.E.A.'s portfolio, Mr. Baskett pointed to three examples that exploit data and machine-learning: DataRobot, which evaluates math models to predict which will work best on a particular kind of data; Dato, whose machine-learning tools analyze the graphs of online users' social connections; and Qbotix, which makes specialized robots for optimally tilting and maintaining the panels that absorb the sun's rays on solar farms.
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No, more likely, I thought, entering the water and feeling the warm salt liquid envelop me, cooling nothing but seeming to focus the sun's rays more penetratingly on my skin and eyes and lips, more likely the woman enjoyed the idea of herself as someone who chooses an unusual partner; or—for that was only one possibility—she understood that we are all incomplete versions of an unafraid self trying to be born, and that our apparent wholeness only blinds us to this more substantial insufficiency.
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I wish I were fine as a tree is fine With its sturdy form and its beautiful line… Living through storms with their stinging hail… Quietly singing through summer days And when autumn comes with its amethyst haze And the low sun's rays grow thin and pale… To whisper in sighing antiphonals With the sound of rivers in cañon walls… Change of the time when the north wind blow Folding the peaks in their driving snow And ice stills the voices of waterfalls… And threnodies drift through the somber pine… I wish I were fine as a tree is fine.
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