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Investigating Solar Power: Our Journey in Building a Solar Car

Follow our team as we document our work on a solar-powered car project. From dividing tasks in meetings to assembling the car, our investigation group shares insights and photos from each stage. With support from Stefan Heller and our classmates, we learn about solar technology and teamwork. Join us on this sustainable adventure!

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Investigating Solar Power: Our Journey in Building a Solar Car

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  1. Commenius ProjectSolar Pictures and invastigations of the work

  2. Our team

  3. Our workteam

  4. Our invastigation group

  5. Our First meeting During our first meeting we split up in two groups and wrote everything down. We also organized rules and homework.

  6. Our second meeting On our second meeting, we started with the car. What we made: Saw the car from the piece of wood we had We glue the car together. We made a draft for the car. We calculated how many solar cells we were going to need.

  7. Picture of our second meet. Here is Lars at sawing. Celine explains, how the car should look like.

  8. The glue car

  9. The third meet On our third meeting, we grind the car.

  10. Pictures third meeting Alisa grinds the car. There are two of four solar cells.

  11. The lost meeting On our last meeting we finished the car.

  12. Picture to the last meet Here we build the car. The technique thing.

  13. We‘d like to thank… - Stefan Heller for his technical support and the organization of the solar cells. • Our class • Mrs. Moser and anybody else who helped us.

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