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12/10/15
Solar Cells
also it may even because an earthquake also they are really hard to
manage.
downside to using hydro the only problem with it is it will only work
around rivers with strong forces, and most of our rivers already have
them and there not making enough, as for wind the problem is you are
reliant on it being windy if its not youre not making power. Nuclear
though would be a great source, nuclear power gives more power than
any other plant. They can be made anywhere also so why arent we
using them more. Well the problem with this one is the people.
Although there is an extremely low chance of this happening people
are scared that the reactor may have a meltdown where the reactor
gets to hot and has a risk of leaking radiation after all it is nuclear. And
lastly we come to solar. Solar also has its problems but nothing that
would risk the general population around where it is
A solar cell (otherwise known as a photovoltaic cell) generates
energy directly from the sun by the proses of the photovoltaic effect. A
single solar cell is too small to do much in the means of producing
electricity so by stringing them together we get a solar panel. Solar
panels usually are made to put out a current of 12 volts allowing easy
access to be used signally or in an array to collect more energy.
1. http://www.explainthatstuff.com/solarcells.html
2. www.solarcity.com/commercial/how-does-solar-energy-work
3. http://www.solar-power-answers.co.uk/basics.php
4. http://ed.ted.com/lessons/why-aren-t-we-only-using-solar-poweralexandros-george-charalambides#review
5. http://news.discovery.com/space/private-spaceflight/turning-themoon-into-a-giant-space-solar-power-hub-131203.htm