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    Solar Energy

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    Solar Energy All life on Earth depends on energy from the sun. Solar energy is the source of energy for photosynthesis. It provides the warmth necessary for plants and animals to survive. Scientists have found a way to use God’s natural light towards the advantage of our daily lives. The affects of this idea revolutionary‚ results of solar power could lead to a more modernized society and efficient economy. Solar energy is a term that usually means the direct use of sunlight

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    speech “Our Books and Our Pens are the Most Powerful Weapons” Malala Yousafzai urges world leaders to prioritize education for women and children. Malala is a 16 year old Pakistani girl who was shot in the head by the Taliban for speaking out for women’s rights. She gives this speech on her birthday‚ which is now an international holiday known as “Malala day”. Malala begins her speech by addressing everyone in the room according to rank. She begins with “In the name of God‚ the most beneficent

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    CheckPoint: Business Models and Systems There is a local thrift store that I Frequent and their business system consisted of three main components. Every business such as the Thrift store has a business model that includes its business commerce‚ occupation‚ and organization. Business commerce is the process where goods and services are produced. Since Used clothing and furniture are the goods and the store is the provider of said goods which takes money from

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    Solar Panels

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    components of a photovoltaic structure (solar panel and inverter) the article presents potential social impacts related with photovoltaic technology as the outcome of a preliminary desk-based research that is part of a social impact assessment of the technology. Photovoltaic technology is close related with the electronic industry where we can find severe social impacts throughout the supply chain from raw material extraction to disposal. In the PV case‚ the manufacture of solar cells involves several

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    Solar Paint

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    New ’solar paint’ could generate electricity from the roofs and walls of EVERY home without the need for bulky panels * ’Nanocrystals’ used to generate power * Can be painted or printed onto walls or windows * So tiny you could fit 250‚000‚000‚000 on head of a pin * Thin enough to be painted or printed onto walls One day‚ a thin film of ’solar panel’ could be painted over windows and walls to turn every home into a giant hi-tech ’sun trap’. The hi-tech solution could make solar

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    Solar Bottle

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    Scope and Limitation This research focuses on the advantages of using an improvised light amplifier or “solar bulb” using three (3) basic household materials: Water‚ Plastic Bottle (preferable a 1.5L bottle)‚ and BLEACH. The researchers aims to determine the application‚ advantages and disadvantages‚ and some other important factors such as the duration of usage‚ cost‚ manner of maintenance‚ and the suitable environment for application. In addition‚ the study also involves minimal field work

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    Solar Roadways

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    electricity‚ and overall benefit the economy. Scott Brusaw‚ an electrical engineer‚ and his wife‚ Julie Brusaw‚ a counselor‚ are the Co-Inventors of Solar Roadways. Solar roadways are a series of structurally engineered solar panels that can be driven on‚ which would replace asphalt roads. Solar Roadways would collect energy and then distribute it to our homes and businesses in order to replace the need for fossil fuels and better the economy. This past February‚ four students at North Dakota State

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    Solar Cooker

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    Solar cooker From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation‚ search In Ghana‚ Zouzugu villagers like this woman prevent dracunculiasis and other waterborne diseases by pasteurizing water in a CooKit solar cooker. A solar oven or solar cooker is a device which uses sunlight as its energy source. Because they use no fuel and they cost nothing to run‚ humanitarian organizations are promoting their use worldwide to help slow deforestation and desertification‚ caused by using wood

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    solar industry

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    Contents Introduction Solar energy has experienced an impressive technological shift. While early solar technologies consisted of small-scale photovoltaic (PV) cells‚ recent technologies are represented by solar concentrated power (CSP) and also by large-scale PV systems that feed into electricity grids. The costs of solar energy technologies have dropped substantially over the last 30 years. The rapid expansion of the solar energy market can be attributed to a number of supportive

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    Pluto's Dwarf Planet

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    Towards the very end of our solar system is a dwarf planet named Pluto. The existence of the unknown planet was first proposed by astronomer Percival Lowell in 1905‚ who thought that the wobbles in the orbit of Neptune and Uranus were probably caused by the gravitational pull of an unknown planet. After calculating the approximate location‚ he looked for more than a decade without any success. About 25 years later‚ it was discovered by an American astronomer named Clyde Tombaugh. The surface temperature

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