Helen Czerski on Nostr: With the Sun directly overhead, the solar energy arriving at the top of the ...
With the Sun directly overhead, the solar energy arriving at the top of the atmopsphere per square metre is ~1367 Watts, so 1367 W/m^2. But in some places, the actual measured value can be 1845 W/m^2, or sometimes even more.
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