This African Kid Invented FREE ENERGY And Scientists Can't Believe It!

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What if I told you that a teenager who never finished high school just solved one of Africa's biggest problems using nothing but trash? And the experts say it's impossible. In Malawi, one of the poorest countries on earth, only 14 percent of people have electricity. But in rural areas, that number drops to just 4 percent. That means 96 out of every 100 people living outside the cities wake up in total darkness, go to bed in total darkness, and spend their hard-earned money on batteries and candles just to see at night. This is the world Ernest Andrew was born into. A world where the national power grid stops just two kilometers from his village, close enough to see, but impossible to reach. And at 18 years old, after dropping out of school because his family couldn't afford the fees, Ernest did something that scientists and engineers are still scratching their heads about. He built a generator that powers homes without fuel, without oil, and without batteries. Using air.