Building a solar balloon is a fun and educational activity for anyone interested in science and engineering. It is a type of hot air balloon that uses the sun’s energy to heat the air inside the balloon, lower the air’s density, and causing it to rise.
Anyone who thinks solar energy is not the future needs to talk to the Solar Team from TU Eindhoven. These students knocked it out of the park with their latest solar-powered vehicle design.
An international team of scientists have created the first fiber-optic solar cell that is thinner than a strand of human hair, flexible, and produces electricity using the same principles as a a flat-panel solar cell. They are hoping to provide the capability to weave the new fiber-optic thread into into fabrics of clothing to produce…
Developed by architecture students at MIT and utilizing advance samples of Gen II flexible photovoltaics from Global Solar, the “Soft Rocker” is a solar powered outdoor rocking lounge chair that you can relax in while charging your portable devices. The lounge chair incorporates a 35 watt solar tracking system and a 12-amp battery for storing…
Sharp announced a see-through solar energy panel today, designed for balcony railings, eaves, and windows. The transparent panels are constructed from laminated glass infused with photovoltaic cells and can be used to replace glass and provide shading at the same time.
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Child Fund of America
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