### energy | radiation | light:

Sunlight
* More sunlight can reach the forest floor, allowing sun-loving species to grow
  - contributes to warmer temperatures
  - helps water celery, an underwater native plant that gives off oxygen
  - means more warmth, or summer
* Most sunlight affects climates
  - surfaces
  - brings warmth
  - burns skin
* Most sunlight causes cancer
  - deterioration
  - evaporation
  - reaction
* Most sunlight causes skin cancer
  - comes in summer
  - consists of waves
  - contains radiation
  - contributes to heat
  - delivers heat
  - drives photosynthesis
  - enters atmospheres
* Most sunlight falls on glacier surfaces
  - hemispheres
  - water surfaces
  - gets heat
  - has energy
  - heats surfaces
  - helps plants
* Most sunlight hits chloroplasts
  - clouds
  - earth
* Most sunlight increases production
  - soil temperature
* Most sunlight is absorbed by green chlorophyll
  - pigment chlorophyll
  - needs for growth
* Most sunlight passes through atmospheres
  - crystal
  - ice crystal
* Most sunlight penetrates atmospheres
  - layers
  - zones
  - provides energy
* Most sunlight reaches earth
  - polar regions
  - pond bottoms
  - south polar regions
  - the tropics
  - reflects intensity
* Most sunlight requires for growth
  - phytoplankton growth
  - shows patches of haze high in the atmosphere
* Most sunlight strikes chlorophyll
  - dust particles
  - uses in photosynthesis
* Some sunlight affects gases
  - nymph
  - consists of radiation
  - creates ozones
  - drives wind
  - has areas
  - heats liquids
* Some sunlight hits atoms
  - equators
  - increases levels
  - is reflected, but much is absorbed
* Some sunlight kills bacteria
  - tuberculosis bacteria
  - worms
  - leaks through the Earth's atmosphere casting a deep reddish light on the Moon
  - passes through water
  - permeates the penumbra, but the umbra is completely devoid of the sun's rays
* Some sunlight produces brown spots
  - reaches cave entrances
  - reduces evaporation
* Some sunlight reflects rain
  - results in death
* Some sunlight strikes poles
  - uses for growth
* activates many ingredients in our cells that come from whole foods.
* activates the melanin in paler skin, causing tanning or freckles
  - metabolism of vitamin D in the body
  - pineal gland and the sun is the symbol for light and intuition
  - hormones
  - levels of seratonin in the brain
  - plant growth in lakes as well as on land
  - variegated foliage
* allows forest life, such as plants, bushes and trees to grow.
* also affects the types of trees that grow to replace older ones
  - ages skin
* also breaks down aniline in surface water and in soil
  - the color
  - brings out their colors
* also causes cancer, and plenty of it
  - other damage Sunlight doesn t just cause cancer
  - foils most efforts to sneak up on prey
  - has an effect on fabric
  - helps to dry foliage and reduce many fungal and bacterial diseases
  - is thought to worsen patients with perioral dermatitis
  - triggers the production of carotenes
* alters the chemical structure of hypericin, making the compound potentially poisonous.
* amounts to about one kilowatt of heat per square meter of the earth's surface.
* appears brilliant white while a light bulb looks yellowish
  - to cause flare-ups of systemic manifestations as well as skin disease
* arrives at a planet's surface mostly as visible and ultraviolet light.
* attracts attention
* beams down on the different types of algae.
* bounces off a light-colored nest and keeps the nest from heating up
  - the leaves, the trunk, the ground beneath the tree
* breaks chromosomes yet lack of sunlight creates depression and soft bones.
* breaks down Bt, and rain washes it from the plants
  - CFCs into components that destroy ozone molecules high in the atmosphere
  - the binder that holds the oxide to the base on tapes
  - it down in surface waters and air
  - the water into ionized hydrogen and oxygen gases in the upper atmosphere
* brings a new day following the darkness of the night
* burns delicate skin
* can activate porphyria, especially in the skin-affected
  - add a dimension of time to conceptions of form and space
* can also degrade oil components
  - harm the eyes
  - reflect on some surfaces, such as the water, sand, or snow
* can be a mood-lifter
  - hard on plastic causing fading and brittleness
  - harmful to the eyes
  - bleach out or change the colors of many stamps
* can cause herbicide loss
  - immune damage
  - many colored gemstones to fade
  - materials to fade and disintegrate
  - change pollution from one form into another
* can change the color of objects if they are left outside
  - destroy or alter some airborne chemicals
  - easily pass through the atmosphere
  - explode and destroy the universe
* can fade a shell's color, whether on the beach or in a collector's cabinet
  - hair color and burn an uncovered scalp
  - stamps, and the sun's heat can soften gum, causing mint stamps to stick together
* can help a substance containing cholesterol in the skin change to vitamin D
  - because it dries the skin and causes slight scaling, which accelerates healing
  - psoriasis
  - make the topaz shine brightly
  - pass through the hollow hairs and the bear's black skin absorbs the heat
* can penetrate canopy
  - only through the upper levels of the ocean
  - permanently affect the skin's pigmentation, causing the scar to turn dark
  - protect steel from corrosion
  - provide more than enough vitamin D to aid in the absorption of calcium
  - quickly warm water to high temperatures and hasten the growth of algae in the tank
  - reduce the effectiveness of the reflective material, as can dirt and debris
  - reflect off water, sand, concrete, and snow, and can reach below the water's surface
  - significantly increase to a rate at which microorganisms propagate
  - sometimes help by killing the fungus
  - stimulate and worsen the disease progression
  - then break apart the water molecules allowing the hydrogen atoms to escape into space
  - travel through air, clear glass, and plastic
* can trigger eczema
  - immune system reactions
  - warm up a concrete sidewalk, so light form of energy
* causes aging, wrinkling of the skin, and skin cancer
  - damage to the chemical composition of photographs
  - evaporation of volatiles, which carry away entrained silicate dust and create tail
  - freckles, the color in some moles, and potentially mild to severe sunburn
  - gas and dust to boil off the comet's solid nucleus
  - many objects to have shadows at certain times of the day
  - melanocytes to become malignant
  - mild dryness and slight scaling
  - most insect colors to fade
  - newly formed potatoes to turn green
  - older books to become brittle and eventually crumble
* causes skin cancer, aging and wrinkles of the skin
  - cancers in two ways
  - the gas atoms in the coma to glow
  - wind and rain, powering wind turbines and hydroelectricity
  - wrinkles, saggy skin and age spots
* charges it's energy potential.
* combination of different colors of light.
* common source of glare.
* consists of all the colors of light, which add together to make white illumination
  - light waves of varying wavelengths, each of which is seen as a different color
* contains UV radiation that can damage the genes and the DNA in the skin cells
  - a roughly equal mixture of all colors of light
* contains all the colours of the rainbow
  - different wavelengths of photons
  - both the visible and UV components of the spectrum
  - substantial infrared signal
  - the essence of life, and thus is anathema to kindred
  - ultraviolet as well as visible light
* creates sunsets and sunrises that range from quiet and peaceful to colorfully spectacular.
* damages the epidermis and sunburn is the inflammatory response to radiation injury
  - skin and promotes premature wrinkling and age spots
* darkens an abnormal chemical in the skin of patients with porphyria cutanea tarda
* deteriorates plastic
  - the oil
* dries the zeolites, which release water vapor.
  - plant life via photosynthesis, and animals survive by eating plants
  - the photosynthetic process and a lack of heat units results in slow seedling growth
* elevates cardiac output.
* emits all colors of the rainbow plus invisible ultraviolet and far-red energy.
* encourages the plants to grow, but it also encourages unwanted algae.
  - our atmosphere and heats the land surface and the oceans
  - rooms
  - the forest and is used by trees and other plants to grow and produce food
* etches dramatic shadows in the craters of a crescent moon.
* factor in decomposition.
* falls So pale through thin slits when their coats resplend
  - at an oblique angle, and the sun appears low in the sky
* feels warm because our body absorbs the infra-red rays it contains.
* floods every fiber and pore, As plants raise their heads to ask for more.
* form of electromagnetic energy
  - energy known as electromagnetic energy or radiation
  - visible light that contains all of the colors
* furnishes energy for all living things on earth either directly or indirectly.
* goes through a clear or translucent cover, warming the soil below.
* going through translucent tank walls promotes microbial growth and other fuel degradation.
* good treatment for yeast overgrowth.
* gradually wanes during the evening hours.
* has a different color temperature than does a regular light bulb
  - very slight pressure when it lands on something
  - all the colors, so it is white
  - an obvious major effect on the primary producers of the woodland
  - components in the ultraviolet and infrared as well
  - mood-elevating effects
  - no effect on the final colors
  - the full spectrum of colors
* hastens the breakdown of chlorpyrifos.
* heats the Earth's surface during the day
  - ground, warming it up
  - planet's surface, causing warm air to rise
  - things up more than shade
* helps convert certain molecules to vitamin D in the skin
  - lose fat
  - purify the environment by killing germs
  - remove toxic chemicals
* helps the body s internal biological clock reset itself each day
  - obese to lose weight
  - plant turn food into energy and encourages the bulb to produce leaves and roots
  - skin synthesize vitamin D, which in turn helps the body to absorb calcium
  - too, increasing production of vitamin D, which aids the body in absorbing Calcium
* hits a planet's surface mostly as visible and ultra-violet light
  - surface, which then radiates warming energy into the atmosphere
  - solar panel, which creates an electrical current
* illuminates exactly half of the lunar hemisphere that faces Earth
  - the sky overhead before dawn and after sunset
* improves conditions
  - the body's resistance to infection
  - tolerance to stress
  - utilization of trace minerals
* includes all the colors that the human eye detects
  - the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood
* inhibits melatonin
* intensifies the toxicity of at least one chemical, sodium ferrocyanide, in slurry.
* interacting with the Earth's atmosphere makes the sky blue.
* interacts with atmospheres.
* ionises the upper atmosphere, which strengthens the ionosphere to the east.
* is Earth's primary source of energy
  - able to penetrate deep into the water
* is absorbed by a green chemical in the leaves
  - chlorophyll in the leaves and serves as the energy for protein production
  - the salty water and lining, heating the lower layers of the pond
  - directly by plants
* is also an important energy source
  - important for the sake of temperature regulation
  - in ample supply in many developing countries
  - more intense in the summer, at high altitudes, and near the equator
  - necessary for photosynthesis
  - an especially good promoter of peroxidation
* is an essential element in life, and warrants the same attention as water and air quality
  - nutrient for our well-being
  - excellent energy source
  - anti-inflammatory and can help acne briefly
  - available everywhere, regardless of how high or cold the land
  - better than light generated by fossil fuels
  - blocked from reaching other plants
  - brighter than a multitude of light bulbs, and it's free
  - brought in with mirrors and windows
  - by far the predominant source, and it contains a surprisingly large amount of energy
* is called ultra-violet light
  - white light, but it is really a bunch of different colors that form white light
  - certainly brighter than that produced by an electronic flash
* is composed of all the colors of the visible spectrum
  - every color
  - miniscule particles called photons , which radiate from the sun
  - photons, or particles of solar energy
  - concentrated in a cooking area by using mirrors or any reflective surface
  - converted into chemical energy by green plants
* is critical for herbaceous nesting and brood-rearing habitat
  - proper growth
  - crucial to photosynthesis, which produces oxygen
  - delivered in small packets of energy called photons
  - effective in killing the bacterium
  - electromagnetic energy, which is propagated by electromagnetic waves
  - employed to illuminate the specimen and provide image- forming light rays
* is energy released from fusion reactions in the sun
  - source for plants, which decompose unto coal, for gasoline, for example
  - especially important for the health and well being of butterflies
* is essential for plant production of food and oxygen
  - survival
  - the development of atrazine injury symptoms
* is essential to any home
* is extremely damaging to everything but plants
* is focused by mirrors on water tanks to boil water
  - on a tub carrying a heat absorbing fluid, such as oil
  - free of charge only to the top of the tree canopy
* is free, abundant, and full of energy
  - and there is no negative consequence in taking carbon dioxide out of our air
  - frequently of high intensity and the humidity generally is low
  - important when taking photos
  - intense, especially with snow cover
  - made up in part of ultraviolet radiation, visible light and infrared radiation
* is made up of a range of wave lengths that the human eyes see as different colours
  - both visible and invisible light
  - many different colours, each of which has a different wavelength
* is more intense in Colorado than in most other regions of the nation
  - likely to damage foods preserved in clear glass jars
* is necessary for good fall color development or summer foliage coloration
  - photosynthesis to take place in the plant
  - plants to grow, and to provide energy to warm the earth's atmosphere
  - to make vitamin D, an essential vitamin
  - needed for one of the chemical reactions that produce vitamin D in skin cells
  - of great benefit in psoriasis
  - our natural cue for wakefulness and sleepiness
  - poison for paper
  - polarized by a body of water
  - pure energy
  - radiation, for instance
  - radiation-pure, radiant energy
  - reborn in the heart of the wild iris
* is reflected from the Earth to the night side of the Moon
  - fur, keeping the animals cooler even in the full glare of noon
  - most by areas that are snow and ice covered
  - off sand, cement, and snow
  - responsible for wrinkling, blotching, drying, and leathering of skin
  - said to be a way of frying a vampire
* is said to be the best of disinfectants, electric light the most effective of policemen
  - solar radiation
  - taken in by the leaves on the corn stalk and transformed through photosynthesis
  - the basis of energy flow in all terrestrial ecosystems
* is the best antiseptic
  - known example of full-spectrum light
  - catalyst causing energy transfer from one medium to another
  - easiest ingredient for a healthy plant
  - energy it needs for the chemical reaction
* is the energy that changes the raw materials into the product , food in the form of sugar
  - runs the photo- synthetic machine
  - key to the composition of the forest
* is the main energy source for life on earth
  - source of vitamin D, which is essential for the absorption of calcium
* is the major cause of skin cancer
  - source of exposure
* is the most common cause of melanoma skin cancer
  - critical element of virtually all forms of life
  - powerful of all disinfectants
  - preventable of the triggers that can set off a cold sore
  - new power in the manufacturing of submarine batteries
  - power source
  - principal source of energy for the biosphere
  - source of all biological energy on Earth
* is the source of energy for most living things
  - the Earth's oceans, atmosphere, land, and biosphere
  - light in nature
  - vitamin D which is vital for the growth of the lamb
  - trigger for photosynthesis to occur
* is the ultimate energy for all life on earth
* is the ultimate source of energy for a plant
  - for all organisms
  - whitest light
  - therefore more effective at raising the temperature of the northern hemisphere
* is thought to be a factor in the development of keratoacanthomas
  - the most important cause of melanoma
  - toxic and even lethal to earthworms
  - turned into energy by plants
  - unpredictable and can cause glare and unwanted heat
* is used by vegetation to break water down into hydrogen and oxygen
  - to run many devices
* is very harmful to most synthetics
  - important to plant health
  - vital to plants of open meadows
  - white light comprising the full spectrum of colors
  - white, which means it mixture of all the colours in the rainbow
* kills bacteria and surface waters are aerated by the interface of atmosphere and water
  - mold, but it also can fade textiles and other natural surfaces
  - the surface bacteria, and thus clears the condition temporarily
* looks white, but it is really made up of many colors.
* luffa sponge.
* major contributor to split ends
  - factor in the development of melasma
* makes warmth.
* natural bleaching agent.
* naturally whitens clothes, too.
* never penetrates into the isolation cells, which are completely sealed off.
* nonliving aspect of an ecosystem.
* passes through a home's windows and is absorbed in the walls and floors
  - atmospheric greenhouse gases and is reflected off the surface of the earth
* passes through the atmosphere and heats up the Earth and the atmosphere
  - warms the earth's surface
  - to heat the surface of the planet
  - atmosphere, warming the earth's surface
  - clouds in the form of radiation
  - earth's transparent atmosphere to heat the planet below
* passing through spaces between the leaves on a tree projects an image of the sun.
* penetrates all the way to the bottom
  - ice and snow of a frozen lake, causing photosynthesis of phytoplankton
  - in to the top few feet of lake water
  - shallow water
* penetrates the clear coating, affecting the wood surface
  - outer cone, heating the layer of air between the two cones
  - topmost ocean surface, below that it is always dark
* pentrates the atmosphere and warms the Earth's surface.
* plays a key role in the formation and destruction of ozone.
* plays a minor role in herbicide losses
  - imidazolinone losses
  - sulfonylurea losses
  - triazine losses
  - paramount role in all living things
* powerful disinfectant.
* powers the photosynthetic organisms that are the primary producers in a food web.
* prevents internal cancers.
* promotes mold and fungus growth, which is detrimental to monarchs.
* provides directional lighting which can be seen along the ground.
* provides energy for plant growth
  - the algae that live in the coral's tissues
* pushes back the dust particles, forming a dust tail.
* radiates to the earth.
* raises the temperature by holding in all of the radiation that also makes the weather warm
  - of continents more than it does oceans
* rapidly breaks down triclopyr in water.
* reaches areas
* reaches the bottom of most ponds
  - shallow coastal ecosystems
* readily passes through the atmosphere to warm the earth's surface.
* reduces high blood sugar and the resting heart rate
  - the effects of biological agents
* reflecting off the gas causes the glowing appearance in the sky.
  - off crystals that are properly aligned, creating the sun-pillar effect
* reflects off the barren ground instead of being absorbed by trees
  - water and merges the water with the mist
  - the surface at the same angle it strikes the surface
* regulates temperature and humidity at life-supporting levels.
* renewable and plentiful resource
  - energy source which can be converted into usable energy by solar panels
* results in growth
  - spindly growth
* seems to stop growth of the yeast organism that causes affected areas to become inflamed.
* shines in and warms the plants and air inside
  - through the atmosphere and is absorbed by the Earth's surface
* shining on the ground is an example of diffused lighting.
* source of energy as well as a source of vitamin D for humans.
* speeds up the fading process.
* splits atoms into ions and electrons.
* stimulates skin to make the vitamin, but pigmented skin makes less
  - the melanocytes to produce more pigment to give to the surrounding cells
* streams in to provide natural light by good use of glass.
* strengthens muscular development.
* strikes a chlorophyll molecule
* striking a surface can cause the surface to become warm.
* striking the can causes radiant warming of the surface of the can
  - earth's surface heats the air above, producing pressure differences
* sweeps the gases and dust back into a tail that can stretch millions of miles.
* then awakens the aspen's roots and triggers the growth of vertical stems, called ramets.
* tos fuel growth
  - support photosynthesis
* travels at the speed of light
  - in straight lines which shine on half the Earth facing the Sun
* triggers one of every four cases of cold sores.
* triggers the body to make more melanin to help protect the skin from the burning rays
  - skin to produce pre-vitamin D which is converted to vitamin D in the kidneys
* type of radiant energy.
* type of radiation and is nearly impossible to completely block
  - that is nearly impossible to block
* usually makes it look more purple.
* varies by season as well, with some areas receiving very little sunshine in the winter
  - from north to south and south to north in intensity
* very efficient energy source for converting the cometary snow into a water cloud.
* warms our planet, powering the weather systems.
* warms the body and the soul
  - earth, preventing our water planet from turning into one huge ice cube
  - ground or ocean, which in turn radiates the heat into the air right above it
* weakens some synthetic fabrics very rapidly.
+ Ultraviolet, Ultraviolet radiation: Energy
  * Because of the destructive power of ultraviolet light, it can be used to kill germs. Sunlight is a powerful disinfectant.