Solar Power How do we harness it?.

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Solar Power How do we harness it?

What can we use Solar Power for? Electricity Heat Cooking

Solar Cooker Challenge Design and build a solar cooker You have this block to design and build We will test next block

Supplies Grade Shoe Box Plastic wrap Wax paper Aluminum foil Working Temperature increase Journal Background information Design Data questions

Questions Why is it important to understand heat transfer and storage? What advantages does solar energy provide over other types of energy? Why and for whom could solar ovens be important?