How Does Giant Underwater Buoy Generates Power From Waves Work?

A giant underwater buoy uses waves to make power by moving up and down like a seesaw.

Imagine you're on a trampoline, when you jump, it bounces back up. The buoy is like that trampoline under the sea. When a wave comes, it pushes the buoy up, and then the water pulls it back down. This up-and-down motion is what makes the power.

Inside the buoy, there's something like a spring or a wheel. Every time the buoy moves up and down, this spring or wheel turns, just like when you pedal your bike. The turning motion is used to make electricity, which can light up homes or charge phones.

It’s kind of like how a toy car moves when you wind it up, the more you wind it, the farther it goes. The buoy keeps winding itself as waves keep coming in, and that winding turns into power!