Are+explosions+good+for+the+environment?

Are explosions bad for the environment?
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I plan to build a Solar Air Heater for my explosions project.
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The way the Solar Air Heater (S.A.H.) works is a bit complicated, first an explosion from the sun (A.K.A. Solar Flare) occurs, and results in the air in the S.A.H. to heat up by the box absorbing the heat. Air also moves in from the bottom of S.A.H. and moves into rows of cans. The cans swirl the air around and slow it down, causing it to heat up and rise. The row ends with all of the other rows and the hot air comes out the top.
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And it works!

//__**Information on the Sun:**__// This is the sun and its layers. This is an image of the sun's magnetic field. Heat from the sun is fueled by hydrogen fusion that turns the hydrogen atoms into helium atoms. When this happens a tremendous amount of energy is given off. Every second the sun fuses 657 million tonnes of hydrogen making 653 million tonnes of helium. A solar flare is formed when the magnetic field of the sun is momentarily turned, and it snaps back in to place. In this split second, a solar flare occurs. A solar flare effects all layers of the sun.

**//__Answer:__//** Yes, because with explosions from the sun (A.K.A. Solar Flares) occurs, the air in my S.A.H. heats up, resulting in hot air. So natural explosions were able to heat up a room more than normal.


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