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Australians Break Solar Power Record

Posted August 25, 2009 8:14 AM

From Discovery News Top Stories : Discovery Channel:

In a record reminiscent of a 100-meter dash, scientists at the University of South Wales in Sydney, Australia, have created the world's most efficient solar power cell ever...by a hair. Professor Martin Green and his colleague Anita Ho-Baillie led a team of U.S. researchers to victory with a multi-cell combination that is able to convert 43 percent of sunlight into electricity. The previous record was 42.7 percent.

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Re: Australians Break Solar Power Record

08/26/2009 8:30 PM

One Ozz-upmanship. Woopee!

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Re: Australians Break Solar Power Record

08/27/2009 2:31 AM

What abot the other fifty percent and up considering a solar panel can only take it's fill! How about actually making light holes for energy capture? (Why make jurassic Park when we could buy Einstein's brain back and stick it on a new egg race with a dash of Phar Lap's heart.)

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