Solar Power in a Nutshell
Tuesday, May 27th, 2008In one hour, the Earth receives more energy from the sun than the entire human race
uses in a year.
In 1904, Albert Einstein proved that light was composed of tiny packets of energy
called photons which could be converted to electricity.
Photo Voltaic cells first became essential during the 1950′s Space Race. The first
two Sputniks that went up, died in a little over a week because the transistors were
powered with flash light batteries. The U.S.’s solar powered satellites were an
instant success. Photo voltaic panels still power nearly all satellites and space (more…)












