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The Earth intercepts a lot of solar power: 173,000 terawatts. That’s 10,000 times more power than the planet’s population uses. So is it possible that one day the world could be completely reliant on solar energy? Richard Komp examines how solar panels convert solar energy to electrical energy.
Lesson by Richard Komp, animation by Globizco.
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There are much more. Solar cells are not made of eco-friendly material and not to mention the battery it needed to store the energy…. There are reasons that solar cells are not the main source. It is the first time I say something like that, but don’t only blame the politics this time…
Get government out of energy and let the free market decide.
"There are political factors but for now let's focus on the physical problems."
Translation: "I'm not even going to touch that."
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Awesome man, just awesome. Keep doing like that 🙂
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Tbh, how did someone figure out how to make this?
Thanks for the video! Really nice explanation!
If only the world made sense
Poor people energy…
I live in Saudi Arabia and I've tried installing solar panels a few times, no one ever does a good job so far I've installed them 3 times none of them did any visible help so…….
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Forgetting how to keep all these panels clean in the most dry/dusty part in the world 😉
Thanks this was very helpful for my school science fair and we won
basic and simply how to make solar panels for home
https://youtu.be/esK9Kt5AFno
Whoever invented this is really smart out there.
You sir have successfully converted me to a solar power activist boi
That's a really good vid. Thank you.
Anyone can explain me why the Globe Earth receives different levels os solar energy when NASA says the Sun is 93 million miles away. The sun light should be equal considering a circumference of merely 25 thousand miles, so…… conclusion: the Sun IS NOT that far away. The Sun is a pretty local light source. Thats the rational explanation.
The P and N stands for positive and negative charge, but we'll make it complicated and say P and N
Shrugged off the space issue rather quickly. While powering a home with panels on the roof uses space that is freely available, places like deserts are eco systems which can be recovered and made green to produce needed food for consumption and trees for carbon absorption.
Me in 1970… happy about our future solar world. Me in 2019… investigates powering a simple space heater, and realizing a $10000 investment with banks of wasteful batteries that only last about 5 years are needed. So ya, blame big oil or governments but the reality is scientists and industry can cause innovation on their own. Quit feeding the myth that we could be green if only some people would let it happen. It'll happen naturally if it does.
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Is the silicon naturally in the crystalline structure?
It's funny it doesn't speak about joule's effect, one of the biggest issue on energy industry, lol
I really enjoyed this video. This is an essential program. Very interesting and informative video. Thank you.
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Does anyone know about the PID 'potential induced degradation' on solar panels ?
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Everyday 173,000 terawatts of solar energy comes down to Earth. That’s 10,000 times the amount of power our planet’s population is currently using. Could we one day power our lives using only solar energy? In this Ted Ed video, Richard Komp explains how solar panels convert solar energy to electrical energy.