Google Science Fair 2012: How can I bring stable power to remote villages?

Harine, a 2011 Google Science Fair finalist from Southern India, tells us about what inspired her to look into ways of improving power supplies to remote villages in the developing world. Enter this year's competition here: http://www.google.com/sciencefair

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[Mrgafa]

first problem to solve: overpopulation.

[Mrgafa]

it's not about wealth is about how limited our natural resources are. world population increase by more than 70 million more people every year. How far can this go before nations fight each other to grab scare resources (like oil)?. take a look at the news, I think that is happening right now.

[Praveen Mylavarapu]

The best solution is to use solar energy.

[rocknrollspacefilms]

Congratulations Harine!

[MountainnJew]

Wait, I have all the intent but what the he'll was that circuit thingy!?!?!

[MountainnJew]

Genocide?

[Austyn Rowat]

abiotic factors are limiting towards all living organsims except homo sapiens (humans) we keep searching until we run out of resources. We are a virus! /watch?v=-Na9-jV_OJI

[Ajith P Venugopal]

congratulations...Harine,



[pankaj yadav]

sexy girl

[erglely0821]

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[wilsonpp765]

Indreh @ eye catche

[ROBOCOP603]

I'm not lying, I just don't have enough resources at the moment. It will cost a lot of money to make it. I'm hoping to get the means necessary by creating a new kind of electric guitar that has really epic visual effects by refracting and reflecting light at different random wavelengths, in turn creating radical holographic rainbow effects. The entire guitar will be hollow in certain areas making it really light and it doesn't need a truss rod because the material I'm using is very strong.