How solar panels actually work?
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The UV rays in sunlight (and a bit of heat) excite/”wiggle” the electrons in special materials. By definition, when electrons move you have “electricity”, which you can then store, or use as needed. Think of it like light “hitting” a drum that then vibrates to create a sound/moving air you can hear, or use to do any number of things. Once things start wiggling you can harness them to do work.
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