Guidalupe Cruz, an 8-year-old girl from Schipz, Mexico, has received the UNAM's Nuclear Science Institute Award for creating a solar-powered water heating device.
This device only uses recycled and recyclable materials. Although this invention of the little girl may seem unnecessary to first-world countries, the only source of water in her community is burning wood. This will not only pollute the environment but also lead to deforestation.
This little girl who enjoys participating in science projects and competitions, is quick to use her technical knowledge to bring about change in her home first and then around the world.
This solar heater, powered by solar power, has the potential to help millions of people around the world who rely on wood to heat water. It also saves the environment whilst providing a warm bathing experience to the beneficiaries during the winter mornings.
While her family has installed this device on the roof of their home, it helps to provide the hot water needed for their home. But this clever little girl always baths very quickly. Because her little brother needs a little hot water to bath.
This is the smartest of the 8-year-olds. When such innovative and caring children surround us, our future is bright.
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We too will marvel at the technical knowledge of the little girl
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