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Solar Lamps For Developing Nations
24 August, 2012
Famous Danish artist Olafur Eliasson has done fabulous things in his career. One of his mind blowing arts was of New York City waterfalls. Well, this time around, he is thinking of something different; something unique that can actually help people all over the world. He is making solar powered lamps that can glow like the sun.
3D Solar Panels More Efficient Than Predecessors
22 April, 2012
A 3D solar panel was a research project for some MIT students and it was found that this kind of three dimension solar capturing tower proved to be more efficient than the regular solar sheets. It was 2 to 20 times more effective than the normal solar sheets we are using now a days. The design is
Biggest Solar Energy Boat
22 March, 2012
The biggest solar energy boat is totally plan to run on solar cells and is equipped with a great number of solar cells. This boat is planned to take the entire route of the world with all its solar panel energy. This boat is named as TÛRANOR which is termed to be the world’s biggest sailing
First Solar Powered Night Flight a Reality
22 July, 2010
It may sound as useful as a solar-powered torch, but an aircraft fuelled by the sun has accomplished its first ever manned night flight. The aircraft, built by Swiss company Solar Impulse, also broke the records for highest altitude and longest duration for a piloted solar flight. The craft took off at 6:51 local time yesterday
Top 10 Solar Powered Concept Cars
28 May, 2010
Solar energy is one of the most impressive and easily available sources of green energy that has the potential to power everything from the PMPs we carry to the cars we drive. Toyota has already started exploring the potential of solar energy by announcing that it will use solar panels in its next-generation Prius hybrid
BMW Solar Concept Car
13 November, 2009
It must be fun to be a car designer. It definitely seems that 24-year-old Pforzheim University graduate Anne Forschner had a good time coming up with her BMW Lovos concept, which can alternatively look either like a frightened porcupine or svelte salmon, depending on its needs at the time.
