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Sun 4th Grade Science

Sun The Sun produces and gives off its own light and heat. Earth receives that heat and light after they travel through space.

Sun The Sun is the source of almost all energy on Earth. Plants take the Sun’s energy and use it to make food energy.

Sun The Sun’s energy causes weather conditions on Earth.

Sun Heat from the Sun causes the process of evaporation of water on Earth’s surface.

Sun The Sun’s energy is stored in fossil fuels that formed from some organisms that died long ago. coal, oil, natural gas