Richard Jefferies

I desire a greatness of soul, an irradiance of mind, a deeper insight, a broader hope.

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Used mainly in scientific or technical contexts, such as physics, geography, and environmental studies.

Scientific Term

Often used with units of measurement, especially watts per square meter, to specify energy amount.

Measurement Unit

Understanding the context is crucial. For example, 'solar irradiance' relates to sunlight, while 'spectral irradiance' pertains to specific wavelengths.

Context Specific

 to generate solar power. In solar panels, photons from the sun's rays hit the surface of a panel, and electrons are released to get an electric current going. Solar panels can use all types of irradiance, while solar towers can only use direct irradiance, and this is where clouds become important

Why aren't we only using...

 ways one we can use all ourselves we have very thin sheet solar panels that we can create now that are very light that's just like a thin sheet of plastic but solar energy on Mars is a bit thin Mars is solar irradiance is about half

Irradiance

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