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Insolation

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Geographic VariationPlay
Insolation varies by location; areas near the equator receive more than those near the poles. SlideThe equator experiences intense insolation throughout the year.
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Weather ImpactPlay
Cloud cover can significantly reduce insolation, affecting temperature and climate studies. SlideCloudy days result in lower insolation, affecting the solar panels' performance.
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Time VariancePlay
Insolation is not constant; it changes with time of day and season, influencing ecosystems. SlideInsolation increases during summer, leading to longer and warmer days.