L R AS Published on Sunday 12 June 2016 - n° 151 - Categories:R&D

Un bateau va traverse l'Atlantique grâce au solaire. Il mettra quatre mois pour atteindre le Portugal

   Un bateau solaire de quatre mètres de long et d'un mètre de large en aluminium, a commencé à traverser l'Atlantique depuis le 1er juin sans membre d'équipage, mais guidé par satellite. Il utilise seulement l'énergie photovoltaïque produite par deux panneaux de 240 W qui peut générer 7 kWh par jour l'été et 3 kWh l'hiver. Sa traversée va durer quatre mois; Il atteindra le Portugal après plus de 3.000 kms parcourus
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