One of the reason the solar energy has become unaffordable in underdeveloped countries is the cost involved in the purchase of solar panels. Two teens in Nepal, Milan Karki and Harihar Adhikari, have developed a low cost solar panel from human hair. Silicon dioxide, cupreous oxide, copper wire, glass, plywood and black hair is all they required to prepare the solar panel. The 17 year olds doing their 12th, produced 8 volt 18 watts electricity from an assembly of 1/2 kg of hair.
Watch the video to know more about the “invention” (video is removed).
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we have heard of many such invention in nepal, what these boys need to do is show it that it is a viable and feasible, then there will be investors from nepal and world will invest in their product.
otherwise its just a academic science project.
good luck