the world gets most of its energy from the sun.
the world gets most of its energy from the sun.
where does the world get most of its energy?
the sun
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fermi energy









































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geothermal energy









































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interaction energy









































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- invariant mass









































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josephson energy









































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index of energy articles
david grimes, a cancer researcher at oxford university, told "this morning": "it's not just untrue, it's patronising and victim blaming, cancer is bad luck... the healthiest people in the world get cancer and it’s not because they are negative". prof. john gribben, chair of medical oncology at queen mary university of london, said: "this is complete gibberish and undermines all the good work everyone does with evidence-based medicine and targeted approaches". edzard ernst, emeritus professor at the university of exeter said: "the reason why most of us put 'negative energy' in inverted commas is simple: it is a pure figment of the imagination of fantasists. that would not be so bad except that, as we see, some vips seem to take this nonsense seriously. the result might be that some desperate patients believe them, and choose the nonsense over the best that real medicine has to offer. and that could hasten deaths."
noel edmonds