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Thirteen-year-old Jason Chang built a gravity-based solar tracker using water and recycled materials for under $25. The device generates about 20 percent more voltage than stationary panels in tests, though total energy output remains unverified. Chang was recognized as a National STEM Champion in 2026.
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