The Sun's energy results in the following processes:
1. Wind: The Sun's heat causes air to warm up, expand, and rise, creating differences in air pressure that lead to the formation of wind.
2. Water cycle: The Sun's energy drives the water cycle by heating up water bodies, causing evaporation. This water vapor eventually condenses into clouds and falls back to the Earth's surface as precipitation.
3. Electrical energy creation: Solar energy can be converted into electricity through solar panels, harnessing the Sun's energy to power homes and devices.
The processes of fossil fuel creation and the generation of electrical energy from sources other than solar power are not directly driven by the Sun's energy.
