File:Breakdown of the incoming solar energy.svg
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Català: descripció del fitxer English: Original JPG by Frank van Mierlo
Graphic is original and mine, it was however heavily inspired by the work of others; notably NASA, which has published an overview with similar data in a different presentation (e.g. see [1]). Energy at the crossroads by Vaclav Smil, MIT Press 2003 has a graphic on page 241 that is identical to the NASA graphic but he does not credit them so it is unclear who copied whom. Anyway this picture is mine and I am happy to submit is to the public domain. Please do credit me if you use it. SVG Replacement for en:Image:Breakdown of the incoming solar energy.jpg |
| Date | 26 April 2008 (original upload date) |
| Source | Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons by feministo. |
| Author | User A1 at English Wikipedia |
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- 2008-04-26 16:15 User A1 800×580×0 (18951 bytes) Original JPG by Frank van Mierlo Graphic is original and mine, it was however heavily inspired by the work of others. Notable NASA who has published an overview which has the same data in a different presentation. Energy at the crossroads by Vaclav Smil, Brittany Nicole Sigler
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