An inside look at the world's largest solar-powered boat | The Verge
There's a reason why this boat stands out: last year it became the first ship to circumnavigate the globe on solar power alone.
The 89,000 kg (nearly 100 ton) ship needs a massive solar array to
capture enough energy to push itself through the ocean. An impressive
512 square meters (roughly 5,500 square feet) of photovoltaic cells, to
be exact, charge the 8.5 tons of lithium-ion batteries that are stored
in the ship's two hulls.
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