17 Years Pakistani Student Invents World’s Cheapest Way to Produce Electricity
Tags: cheap energy, Earth’s Magnetic Field, electricity, electricity from Earth’s Magnetic Field, renewable energy
17 Years Old Pakistani College Student Shahzaib Hussain from Quetta figures out a away to produce electricity with Earth’s Magnetic Field. He said that this is the world’s cheapest way to produce electric from earth’s magnetic field. Shahzaib Hussain also invited in the US in World’s 1500 Intelligent students competition. Shahzaib Hussain studying in Army Public School & College Quetta.
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