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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Filmjr<br /> |title=Energy from the sun<br /> |embid=2870894025<br /> |embsv=Insimple<br /> |oembedid=<br /> |oclc=<br /> |forma=16mm<br /> |year=1955<br /> |up=<br /> |next=<br /> |prev=<br /> |step=1<br /> |lang=<br /> |pbrs=<br /> |heldby=IUL<br /> |desc=Explains how most of the energy on earth is derived from the sun. Points out that light and heat from the sun are forms of energy traveling at different wave lengths. Indicates the role of the sun in ...<br /> |link=https://media.dlib.indiana.edu/media_objects/sb397r675<br /> |len=<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == More Details ==<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;unstructured, imported raw...&#039;&#039;<br /> <br /> ;Summary<br /> :Explains how most of the energy on earth is derived from the sun. Points out that light and heat from the sun are forms of energy traveling at different wave lengths. Indicates the role of the sun in supplying water power and shows that energy from oil and coal can be traced back to the sun. | Animated and live-action sequences are used to explain the water cycle and to show how solar energy is transformed, transmitted through space, utilized by man and by plants, and stored for future use. Shows the work of scientists in converting the sun&#039;s energy into industrial power. Includes an exploratory visit to the sun by means of telescopic stop-motion photography.<br /> ;Physical Format :1 Film (0:10:58) :16mm<br /> <br /> ;IUL Genres :<br /> <br /> ;IUL Subject :Force and energy :Sun :Solar energy.<br /> <br /> ;Full Title (usually this is the same as above)<br /> :Energy from the sun<br /> [[Category:Dec 3d3 Import]]</div>

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