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Ann Makosinki Invents Body Heat-Powered Flashlight
Ann Makosinski: Canadian girl invents flashlight powered by body heat and earns spot in Google Science Fair finals | Daily Mail Online
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Berlin, Germany. 24th May, 2019. Ann Makosinski, winner of the Green Award in the Flashlight category, speaks at the award ceremony. The trophies will be awarded during the Greentech Festival. Credit: Carsten
Official Google Canada Blog: Canadian Ann Makosinski's hollow flashlight project makes her a winner at Google Science Fair!
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Google Science Fair Winner Makes Flashlight Powered by Body Heat
