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NowScience Circle Presentation: Solar Panels
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Science Circle Presentation: Solar Panels

A free education talk on how solar panels turn light into electricity, led by Mike Shaw at The Science Circle. It covers panel materials, panel life cycles and power storage.

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Where
The Science Circle
Price
Free
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Second Life Events
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The Science Circle hosts a free education presentation on solar power, given by Mike Shaw. The talk starts with the basics of how a solar panel turns light into electricity.

The session also looks at the characteristics of materials that make a good solar panel, the life cycle of a panel, and alternative strategies that turn light into power. Power storage is touched on along the way.

The presentation runs from 10:00 to 12:00 SLT on 2026-11-14 at The Science Circle region. Admission is free and it suits residents curious about how solar energy works.

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