On July 19th, high school students will participate in a five-day, 630-mile road race from Fort Worth to Fort Stockton, Texas. The event, known as the Solar Car Challenge, requires students to design and build their own solar-powered vehicles using off-the-shelf parts and 3D printed materials. The objective is to accumulate the most driven miles, with the only fuel source being solar energy. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Solar Car Challenge.
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High School Students Compete in 630-Mile Solar Car Challenge in Texas
The Solar Car Challenge, a competition for high school students, will take place from July 19th to July 24th, covering 630 miles from Fort Worth to Fort Stockton, Texas. Participants will design and build solar-powered vehicles, competing to drive the most miles using only solar energy.
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