A 15-Year-Old Pàle-stiñiàn Boy Known as “Newton of Gà-zà” Uses Simple Tools to Produce Power from Wind
Al-Attar, a remarkable 15-year-old Palestinian boy from northern Gaza, has gained the moniker “the Newton of Gaza” for his creative method of producing electricity.
Al-Attar, who was uprooted from his family as a result of the fighting, found motivation in the chilly air and devised a plan to provide warmth and light to the youngsters who were in need. He used basic equipment to create fans that capture wind energy and produce a finite amount of electricity.
Al-Attar has faced challenges, but his inventiveness and tenacity have given hope in the face of hardship. His creative energy is an inspiration, demonstrating the possibility of positive development and tenacity even in difficult situations.
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