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How much sunshine in KW/h is the earth receiving each day to make live possible?

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With all this human made global warming I was wondering how much energy planet earth receives each day for free so that the planet does not freeze over.

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The Earth receives 1.74 x 10^14 kilowatts of power per hour each day.
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... or about 1365 watts per square metre (at the top of the atmosphere).
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