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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #46943 Light and heat
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The equipment needed to turn the Sun's energy into useful power is expensive, but once bought, the costs of running and maintaining that equipment are less than those of ordinary power-stations.
On a sunny day, a square patch of Earth facing the Sun with sides one metre long gets up to 1000 watts of power from the Sun, which is enough to run an electric heater.
Light and heat from the Sun always pour down on the Earth.
In fact, if we knew how to collect it and use it efficiently, the Sun could supply all the power we need for the whole world.
Turning this energy into electricity or using it as heat is called solar power.

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