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World Solar Leaders

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As the solar energy industry is growing by the day, many have become interested in its benefits to the environment, society, and their power bills. Not just in the US, but around the world many have adopted solar as a form of primary energy for their homes, businesses, and commercial outlets. This infographic brought to you by Solar Maryland, compares the top six solar countries in the world, to find out who leads the world in solar power installations. You will be surprised who it really is.

World Solar Leaders
Source: Solar Energy Blog

10 Deadly Solar Powered Weapons

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Despite its reputation for environmental concern and low-impact living, solar power can be lethal when used for warfare and weaponry. Solar power isn’t just for hippies. This infographic from Australian site SolarPanelFreeQuotes.com profiles solar powered weapons through history, some are the stuff of legend, some futuristic weapons but a few are real.
10 Deadly Solar Powered Weapons [Infographic] Source: Solar Panel Free Quotes

The History and Customs of High Tea

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High Tea, by its very name, sounds very posh and aristocractic. It conjures up images of matching china tea sets and stands full of decorated cakes and scones with jam and cream. However this event, with its tiny sandwiches and rules about how exactly the tea must be stirred, seems to be gaining popularity again and making a comeback. Here is an overview of the tradition and some of its history.

The history and customs of high tea
Source: Confused.com