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How could a rescue worker use squeezing or compressing energy to get their flashlights during rescue missions?

How could a rescue worker use squeezing or compressing energy to get their flashlights during rescue missions?
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How could a rescue worker use squeezing or compressing energy to get their flashlights during rescue missions?

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yes

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They can take tiles with a generator that can convert the squeezing energy. ... The generator underneath the tiles will convert the squeezing energy into electrical energy that will power the flashlight

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