Solar Powered Collection

Pathfinder Aircraft in Flight
The Pathfinder research aircrafts wing structure was clearly defined as it soared under a clear blue sky during a test flight July 27, 1995, from Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, California

European Mole (Talpa europaea) solar-powered deterrent in garden lawn, England, August

Solar energy, artwork F006 / 3850
Solar energy, computer artwork

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Green energy, conceptual computer artwork

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Solar energy, computer artwork

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Green energy, conceptual computer artwork

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Green energy, conceptual computer artwork

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Solar energy, computer artwork

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Solar energy, computer artwork

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Solar energy, computer artwork

Solar panels, artwork F006 / 3773
Solar panels, computer artwork

Green housing, conceptual artwork F006 / 8946
Green housing, conceptual computer artwork

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Green housing, conceptual computer artwork

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Green housing, conceptual computer artwork

First solar-powered printing press, 1894. Historical artwork showing Frenchman Abel Pifres invention, a steam press powered by the Suns rays

Solar-powered flapping wing. Artwork of the solid state aircraft concept developed for the NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts by researchers at the Ohio Aerospace Institute, USA

Solar-powered lightstation. The solar panel (at the top of the lightstation, rectangular) converts the energy of sunlight into electricity to power the light on top of the lightstation

Solar lantern manufacture. Technician assembling a solar lantern. The lantern (bulb at centre) is powered by solar panels (right)

Solar heater manufacture. Technician welding part of a solar water heater. This is the flat plate collector, which absorbs sunlight and warms water passing through the pipes

Solar water heaters on the roof of a building. Each heater comprises two rectangular flat plate collectors and a cylindrical water storage tank

Solar lantern. Woman holding a solar lantern. The lantern is powered by solar panels (not seen) that absorb energy from sunlight and store it in photovoltaic cells for later use

Solar powered street lights

Solar powered street lamp in Florida USA
A solar powered street lamp in a public park in Florida USA

Pressurised Martian rover, artwork. This vehicle would enable humans to travel long distances across the Martian surface. The rover has solar panels to provide electricity

Solar-powered exercise machine
An exercise machine in a public park in Daejeon, South Korea. The step counter is solar-powered using the solar panel mounted above the machine

Solar-powered street light in Daejeon
A solar-powered street light in a business park in Daejeon, South Korea

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"The Sonic Bloom: A Stunning Solar-Powered Art Installation in Seattle" Seattle, Washington is known for its innovative and eco-friendly initiatives, and the Sonic Bloom solar-powered art installation is a shining example of this. Standing tall with the iconic Space Needle as its backdrop, this mesmerizing piece at the Pacific Science Center captures both beauty and sustainability. In another part of the world, Hawaii witnessed a groundbreaking moment in solar aviation history. The Pathfinder-Plus took flight over the Hawaiian Islands in 1998, showcasing the immense potential of solar power. With Niihau and Lehua islands providing a breathtaking background, it was an awe-inspiring sight to behold. Speaking of flights over paradise-like landscapes, let's not forget about Pathfinder-Plus soaring through Hawaiian skies once again in 2002. This remarkable aircraft showcased how harnessing the sun's energy can revolutionize air travel while preserving our precious environment. The Helios prototype wing takes center stage next – an impressive 247-foot length that showcases cutting-edge technology designed to reach high altitudes. Its presence serves as a reminder that solar power knows no limits when it comes to innovation and exploration. Back on land at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, we find ourselves captivated by yet another marvel – the Pathfinder solar-powered research aircraft gracefully heading for landing on Rogers Dry Lakebed. This pioneering project exemplifies NASA's commitment to pushing boundaries and finding sustainable solutions for aviation. Marshall MacCready from AeroVironment Inc. , serving as crew chief for Helios Prototype, demonstrates unwavering dedication during ground motor runs. His vigilant monitoring ensures smooth operations while highlighting how teamwork plays a crucial role in advancing renewable energy technologies. As we revisit Hawaii once more, we witness Pathfinder-Plus taking flight above its crystal-clear waters in 1998. This airborne wonder reminds us that even amidst serene natural beauty; there are opportunities for progress towards cleaner energy sources.