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- Solar Power (サンパワー) is an ability introduced in Generation IV. Nine Pokémon have this ability, one is a Mega Pokémon.
- Solar power is a type of power that cars and stuff like calculators use and are very vulnerable because, without the Sun, they suck. When you're driving, say you're going forty-five miles per hour, and then it's an overcast, and your car slows down to like 5 miles per hour. Suddenly, you're extremely mad and want to take out your calculator and do a math problem and then you find that it doesn't work either. Then you take out your solar powered gun and find that it doesn't work, so you decide to sue Walmart.
- "Solar Power" is the 11th episode of the second season of Superman: The Animated Series, and the 24th of the overall series.
- Solar power was the use of solar energy to generate electricity. While using Daniel Eldred's rocket, the Second Doctor, Zoe Heriot and Jamie McCrimmon relied on a homing beam that functioned with solar power. When the solar power source was disabled, the rocket was left to float in space. Phipps used a solar power generator to kill two Ice Warriors. The system overloaded but Gia Kelly repaired it. The Doctor adapted the system so that it could be held in the hands and aimed. He used this to kill an Ice Warrior at the Weather Control Station.
- Tau'ri outposts are almost always equipped with solar power generators. Even after the development of naquadah generators, the Tau'ri continues using solar panels. Solar panels provide very little power when compared to naquadah generators, but they do provide sufficient power for running Tau'ri computers and other such technologies. Solar panels are also used by many people on Earth. (SG1: "Spirits", "One False Step", "Prodigy", "Allegiance", "Fallen", "Enemy Mine")
- References to solar power throughout history are widespread. In the Sumerian Book of Cacaphonabodhi (爆菊花 他媽的 叫你生孩子长痔疮) dated to the late 48th century BC, harnessing the energy of the sun is directly referenced: More solid evidence is seen in the pages of the Bible. In Genesis 1:3-5, it reads: Later translations have skewed this original meaning slightly, but this reference to solar energy is accepted by many scholars, with its only major detractors being those who believe the Bible is bullshit.
- Solar power describes a number of methods of harnessing energy from the light of the sun. It has been present in many traditional building methods for centuries, but has become of increasing interest in developed countries as the environmental costs and limited supply of other power sources such as fossil fuels are realized. It is already in widespread use where other supplies of power are absent such as in remote locations and in space.
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| - References to solar power throughout history are widespread. In the Sumerian Book of Cacaphonabodhi (爆菊花 他媽的 叫你生孩子长痔疮) dated to the late 48th century BC, harnessing the energy of the sun is directly referenced: Although this passage seems to depict the earliest use of Photovulcanic Cells (known specifically as Aviophotovulcanic Cells) top scientists have speculted that there were many mistakes made in translation, specifically that Sumerians would not have known about columns because they were not invented until the First Empire in 1704-1814, and that a priest would NEVER have been referred to as sirrah. It is speculated that these mistakes were only possible due to the translator's professed use of mescaline and other drugs. More solid evidence is seen in the pages of the Bible. In Genesis 1:3-5, it reads: Later translations have skewed this original meaning slightly, but this reference to solar energy is accepted by many scholars, with its only major detractors being those who believe the Bible is bullshit.
- Tau'ri outposts are almost always equipped with solar power generators. Even after the development of naquadah generators, the Tau'ri continues using solar panels. Solar panels provide very little power when compared to naquadah generators, but they do provide sufficient power for running Tau'ri computers and other such technologies. Solar panels are also used by many people on Earth. (SG1: "Spirits", "One False Step", "Prodigy", "Allegiance", "Fallen", "Enemy Mine") Solar power is also used by other races in both the Milky way and Pegasus galaxies, such as the Pilations. (SGA: "The Lost Boys") Atlantis is capable of being powered by solar power via solar cells placed around the city. These solar cells, along with a Mark XII naquadah generator were used to power the city's shield, Stasis pod, and Long range sensors in an alternate timeline when the sun became a red giant.(SGA: "The Last Man") People of Novus also used them. At least one colony was powered by them and the fallout bunker was powered by a combination of solar, geothermal and wind power.(SGU: "Common Descent", "Epilogue")
- Solar power was the use of solar energy to generate electricity. While using Daniel Eldred's rocket, the Second Doctor, Zoe Heriot and Jamie McCrimmon relied on a homing beam that functioned with solar power. When the solar power source was disabled, the rocket was left to float in space. Phipps used a solar power generator to kill two Ice Warriors. The system overloaded but Gia Kelly repaired it. The Doctor adapted the system so that it could be held in the hands and aimed. He used this to kill an Ice Warrior at the Weather Control Station. Before heading to the Moon by T-Mat, the Doctor again adapted the device so that it was fully portable. With this he attacked an Ice Warrior guard, killing it before he was forced to surrender. (TV: The Seeds of Death) Cars on Red Rocket Rising ran on solar cells instead of petrol, which meant that there was no petrol to combust. (AUDIO: Blood of the Daleks)
- Solar power describes a number of methods of harnessing energy from the light of the sun. It has been present in many traditional building methods for centuries, but has become of increasing interest in developed countries as the environmental costs and limited supply of other power sources such as fossil fuels are realized. It is already in widespread use where other supplies of power are absent such as in remote locations and in space. Two main approaches for using solar power are direct (solar or photovoltaic cells) and indirect (letting sun heat air or heat transfer fluid and using turbines for generation). The energy generated by solar power can be stored in batteries, or in some other form such as hydrogen, flywheels in vacuum, or superconductors. Another way is to export excess power to the power grid.
- it buurns
- Solar Power (サンパワー) is an ability introduced in Generation IV. Nine Pokémon have this ability, one is a Mega Pokémon.
- Solar power is a type of power that cars and stuff like calculators use and are very vulnerable because, without the Sun, they suck. When you're driving, say you're going forty-five miles per hour, and then it's an overcast, and your car slows down to like 5 miles per hour. Suddenly, you're extremely mad and want to take out your calculator and do a math problem and then you find that it doesn't work either. Then you take out your solar powered gun and find that it doesn't work, so you decide to sue Walmart.
- "Solar Power" is the 11th episode of the second season of Superman: The Animated Series, and the 24th of the overall series.
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