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Originally Posted by Besoeker
Indeed it is.
It can't. Power is not energy.
It isn't.
Energy = power x time
That totally precludes the notion of instantaneous energy.
It is a very simple relationship. I don't know why you have such difficulty with it.
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Nothing difficult at all and it doesn't preclude anything. The notion of instantaneous is not mutually exclusive to energy or power, which is an aside. It's just a frame of reference that's all. The word instantaneous can be applied to anything. It's a mute point and also irrelevant to the article, which is discussing average power over the year.