"solar binocular"

Build a solar-powered race car to explore renewable energy and motion.

With this collection of science kits, you and your students can explore the concepts behind and the many applications of solar hydrogen, direct methanol, and other fuel cell technologies.

Radiation cans for demonstrating solar energy and heat transfer.

Build a solar oven to explore thermal energy and sustainable cooking methods.

Create your own computer controller dual axis solar tracker in under and hour, using only a screw driver.

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Economical and effective.

Use the free energy from the sun to power your designs.

The Renewable Energy with Vernier lab book features 26 experiments in wind and solar energy.

Operates 1/2 to 3 volts, 100ma start-up / runs at 15ma no load.  Strong torque - 300 RPM @ 1/2 volt. Great for gear drives.  2mm shaft dia. Size 1 1/4" dia x 1 1/4" long. 

This kit on its own allows a student to experiment with series and parallel circuits, switches and solar power and potentially build their own board game that utilizes the led’s and buzzers.

Use the PEM Electrolyzer to produce hydrogen and oxygen using only pure water and an external power source. Take your pick of power sources, all available from Horizon: small solar cell, wind turbines, fuel cells, mechanical hand cranks, or batteries. Using the high-tech proton exchange membrane, this tiny electrolyzer will produce hydrogen for use in any classroom or laboratory activities.

Connect your smartphone to your laboratory optics.

Demonstrate how polarizing filters affect light.

Learn how sunglasses work!

Add the Vernier Optics Expansion Kit to your Vernier Dynamics System to conduct optics experiments, such as image formation with lenses and light intensity vs. distance. You can even use the kit to build a basic telescope.

Present these demonstrations in front of your class to excite your students about learning core physics concepts.