thumb|right|The Sun, as seen from low Earth orbit overlooking the International Space Station. This sunlight is not filtered by the lower atmosphere, which blocks much of the solar spectrum.
Sunlight is electromagnetic radiation that travels from the Sun to Earth, and the lower atmosphere filters out significant portions of it before reaching the surface. It matters because it provides the energy that drives weather, enables photosynthesis, and supports life on our planet.
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thumb|right|The Sun, as seen from low Earth orbit overlooking the International Space Station. This sunlight is not filtered by the lower atmosphere, which blocks much of the solar spectrum.
thumb|right|Sunrise over the Gulf of Mexico and [[Florida. Taken on 20 October 1968 from Apollo 7.]]
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