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8-PAS13

Making Electricity with Kinetic & Hydraulic Energy

Physics and Astronomy
Jorge Mange Espinoza

Grade:
8
Teacher:
Rashmitha Kasaragod Pallath

You might know something called “Electricity”, and this thing helps you, your family, friends, and the entire world with their lives, making them easier when they need to travel, communicate, work, and evolve. However, to create electricity, people need to use some materials or procedures to get it, but these procedures and materials are destroying our world. They are killing animals, plants, and even ourselves, but we can’t see that. So, I decided to create a mini mechanism that creates electricity with the combination of hydraulic and kinetic energy, both of which are clean energy, and this will probably be the solution to this problem, I feel it.


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3 thoughts on “Making Electricity with Kinetic & Hydraulic Energy

  1. I really admire how you took on such a big and important challenge by trying to create clean electricity. Even though the bulb did not light up, you showed real courage and honesty in testing your idea and learning from the results, which is exactly how inventors grow and improve.

  2. I really admire how you took on such a big and important challenge by trying to create clean electricity. Even though the bulb did not light up, you showed real courage and honesty in testing your idea and learning from the results, which is exactly how inventors grow and improve.

  3. This is a good project, and you should be proud of the work you did. In science, our hypotheses don’t always turn out the way we expect and that’s not a failure. It often means you’ve opened the door to a brand‑new research possibility. Think of Thomas Edison, who tried countless times before finally creating the light bulb. That persistence is what makes a great scientist.
    You already show that same quality. Well done, keep exploring and keep doing science.

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