Emits

Jupiter emits twice as much heat as it absorbs from the Sun, which indicates it has its own internal heat source.

Just like Jupiter, Saturn emits twice as much heat as it absorbs from the Sun indicating it also has an internal heat source.

The European polecat is sometimes called a skunk because it emits a skunk-like odor when threatened or during courtship.

Over the course of one solar cycle (one 11-year period), the Sun’s emitted energy varies on average at about 0.1 percent. That may not sound like a lot, but the Sun emits a large amount of energy – 1,361 watts per square meter. Even fluctuations at just a tenth of a percent can affect Earth.

This tells you how much carbon dioxide the building emits.

Unless an object has a temperature of absolute zero (−273 °C) it reflects, absorbs, and emits energy—called electromagnetic radiation—in ways that depend on its physical and chemical properties.

The amount of electromagnetic radiation an object emits depends primarily on its temperature.

We can only perceive a part of the broad light spectrum the sun emits.

Its payload is practically symbolic: a 100-kilogram satellite with a projected one-year life span containing an experimental oscillator that emits ultra short laser pulses.

She emits a bright and positive aura.