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Association between solar radiation and mood disorders among Gulf Coast residents. [PDF]

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Solar Radiation: An Anomalous Decrease of Direct Solar Radiation

Science, 1965
Beginning in November 1963, measurements made at the South Pole of solar radiation at normal incidence indicate a decrease of from 5 to 78 percent of the normal intensity. Similar measurements made at Mauna Loa, Hawaii, show a similar though smaller reduction.
E C, Flowers, H J, Viebrock
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Solar radiation modelling

Computers & Geosciences, 2005
The Sun is the main energy source of the life on the Earth. Thus, solar radiation energy data and models are important for many areas of research and applications. Many parameters influence the amount of solar energy at a particular standing point of the Earth's surface; therefore, many solar radiation models were produced in the last few years.
Klemen Zaksek   +2 more
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THE RELATIONSHIP OF SOLAR RADIATION TO MELANOBLASTOMA

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1959
SummaryPigmented moles acquired in adult life which subsequently became malignant appeared chiefly in the head and neck of elderly people in whom there was pronounced alteration in structure of the dermis as a result of solar radiation. We were unable to demonstrate significant degrees of collagen degeneration of solar origin in any other group of ...
V J, McGOVERN, B S, MACKIE
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Geochronology as based on Solar Radiation

Science, 1927
In the article by Dr. G. De Geer on the "Geochronology as based on Solar Radiation" (SCIENCE, 1927, LXVI, p. 458), in line 14 of the second column for "this" read "the," in line 22 of the fourth column omit the words "already made" and in line 37 of the fifth column for "non" read "now."
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Solar radiation

2006
AbstractThis chapter discusses link between solar radiation and cancer. Topics covered include methods of measurement, determinants of solar irradiance and solar dose, measuring personal exposure to solar radiation, artificial sources of ultraviolet radiation exposure, biologic mechanisms for ultraviolet radiation carcinogenesis, cancers associated ...
Green, Adele C., Whiteman, David C.
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Solar Radiation Resource

2018
The sun is the main source of renewable energy. It emits radiation at an equivalent black body temperature of about 6,000 K with a constant intensity outside the earth’s atmosphere. Only direct (beam) radiation is available outside the earth’s atmosphere.
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