Ever wonder how solar panels work to generate electricity? This animated infographic explains the science behind it, making it easy to understand for anyone.

The infographic explains the anatomy of a solar cell and the reasons for usig silicon.

When P-type and N-type silicon are layered together, some of the electrons and holes come together, forming an electric field.

The energy from sunlight disrupts the bonds in both P-type and N-type silicon, creating free-roaming electrons and holes in both layers.

Sollar cells generate direct current (DC), but most appliances run on alternating current (AC). DC runs from the solar cells through an inverter for use in homes.

These days, school bus is considered as the safest mode of transportation for school going children. When you choose school bus for your children, it is natural for you worry about their safety.

When children board the bus, they get excited and they roam around inside the bus. So it is essential to teach children regarding how to stay safe on the school bus.

This animated infographic showcases 10 school bus safety tips, shown in the form of an infographic for children which they must follow for a safe journey.

The real time average consumption of drinks around Australia is visualised in the above infographic. So while you’re enjoying that glass of wine or beer tonight, rest assured in knowing that there are hundreds of thousands of people out there, doing the very same thing.

This animated infographic shows the consumption of a variety of drinks in real-time around Australia. If you are interested how much Aussies drink daily check out this amazing infographic. The infographic illustrates the average consumption per second over a 24hr day.

Research shows that the consumption of 340mls of soft drink each day will increase your risk of type 2 diabetes by 22% as compared to drinking one can or less per month.

With Ireland competing in the Eurovision Song Contest for the 5oth time, the competition's most succesful nation enter's the 2016 contest having not won a Eurovision title since 1996.

A lot has changed since Ireland dominated the Eurovision in the mid '90s (winning a record breaking 3 times in a row in the process - making them the only country ever to achieve such a feat), but Ireland hope to achieve a new found success by sending a globally succesful contestant, Westlife's Nicky Byrne, as their representative for the 2016 contest. There have been some interesting omens that suggest that this might just be Nicky Byrne's year and that he will bring the Eurovision title home to Ireland.

Read on to find out what they are in the following animated infographic related to the Ireland's contestant on Eurovision...

We all strive for more brain power. Getting older means more care for our bodies, so our brain needs too. It is reported that the proper nutrition could play a critical role in fueling brain power and consequently prevent memory loss and decline. The following animated infographic illustrates facts and information about the brain power and the effects of certain foods on our brain.

One striking fact from the infographic is the statement that the brain shrinks about 5% per decade after the age of 40. Our brain requires nutrients just like our heart, muscles and skin. There are several foods that have the ability to accelerate or reduce brain shrinkage.

According to the animated infographic below, among the brain boosters are blueberries, omega 3 and whole grains. We can add tomatoes, broccoli, pumpkin seeds and sage to the beneficial brain foods. On the other hand, the list of popular brain busters includes MSG, sugar and trans fats. These will affect negatively your brain power so stay away from them.

Over 4.8 million young adults aged 18 to 25 drank alcohol, and 3.4 million used illicit drugs, on an average day. Substance use among this demographic is a growing concern, especially when you consider that there are nearly 850,000 drug-related emergency department visits per year from this age group.

What's worse is the first-time usage rate of alcohol and drugs for these 18 to 25-year-olds. The consequences, including addiction, are far-reaching and dangerous beyond the risk of a one-time use. This graphic from Clarity Way shines a light on the drug tendencies of young adults.

The infographic explores the first-time usage rates of alcohol and illicit and prescription drugs on an average day, with an hourly breakdown.

We found that amazing animated infographic and decided to publish it on Infographic Plaza as soon as possible. The following animated infographic shows the human embryo and fetus development from fertilization to birth.

It illustrates 40 stages of embryonic development, ranging from fertilized egg to birth. The infographic provides detailed information about the ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm and epiblast. It also shows the mumber of weeks since the last menstrual cycle.

If you are interested how a man is born this animated infographic is the perfect solution. Moreover, you can see how the fertillized egg changes into morula and then how and when each organ is formed.

The name of the model comes from the year the handgun was formally adopted by the U.S. army - 1911.

As an official service weapon was replaced in 1985 but it is still one of the most used guns nowadays.

Many modifications on the 1911 were made by various manufacturers during the years but its basic function and operation remains in place over 100 years after its inception.

Jacob O'Neal created amazing animated infographics how the 1911 .45 handgun works.

One of the greatest dance steps in the history of music from one the greatest singers of all times - Michael Jackson.

He was more than artist, actor, producer, dancer, businessman, and philanthropist. His music changed the world and the Moonwalk step became his trademark and most famous dance step.

If you have tried to do it properly but you have failed every time check out this animated infographic by Jacob O'Neal.

He claims that it is never late to learn a proper moonwalk and we agree with him. So, Watch and try.