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On Thursday, December 6, 2012, Michel, Fatumata and I want to O’Bryant High School in Roxbury to present an experiment we had been working on. In this experiment, we used lemons to generate electricity. The main goal of the experiment was to show … Continue reading →

In the hot days of summer, everybody turn on their air conditioner consuming massive amount of energy at the same time. This kind of usage puts the entire grid under the possibility of power outage. The reason behind black outs is … Continue reading →

Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only converted from one form to another. One of the renewable energy sources we can convert to electrical energy is the solar energy. We convert the solar energy using a solar cell. When the sunlight … Continue reading →

On Thursday, October 18, 2012, we were given a simple electrical generator that converts motion into electricity, a voltmeter, and a device that connects the voltmeter to the computer. The electrical generator is consisted of a non-movable ring of coil … Continue reading →

Fukushima Daiichi is a Japanese term referring to a nuclear power plant. Fukushima is the name of the prefecture where the plant is located, and Daiichi means number one. Fukushima’s prefector is located on the northeaster cost of Japan. (See … Continue reading →

Gas mileage is one of the most important features customers ask about when buying a car. It tells them how much gasoline does a car consume per mile. The unite of measure is Miles per gallon (MPG). According to Wikipedia, … Continue reading →

On Thursday, September 20, 2012, we were given an unassembled robotic car to do an experiment with it. The objectives of the experiment were to assemble the car, program it to run for a short period of time, and study the results … Continue reading →

In 2000, Germany has forced a law that encourages and promotes the use of renewable energy sources. “This act enables any company or individual who meets the technical and legal requirements to sell renewable electricity into the power grid for a guaranteed, … Continue reading →

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