Consider an Earth with an average temperature of 15°C and a surface area of 5.1×10^14 m^2 as a black body. Find the speed at which the energy is radiated by Earth and the wavelength at which the maximum energy is radiated.

Consider an Earth with an average temperature of 15°C and a surface area of 5.1×10^14 m^2 as a black body. Find the speed at which the energy is radiated by Earth and the wavelength at which the maximum energy is radiated.

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