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Solar Powered Socket

Rosalie

Age 6Hong Kong, Hong KongApr 2024

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By using solar impulses and panels to create sun’s energy. It can be stored in special batteries. The batteries power the electric motors that turn the solar rocket. It flies into the sky and then expel the cold wind which can frost the environment in North or South Pole in order to eliminate global warming effects.

Little Inventors team says

Rosalie, your invention idea is truly innovative and shows great imagination! Using solar energy to power a rocket that can help combat global warming is a brilliant concept. Keep inventing!

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