Transparent solar panels are indeed possible, known as transparent solar cells, which allow visible light to pass through while capturing non-visible wavelengths for energy generation. These cells absorb light primarily outside the visible spectrum, enabling them to function without distorting colors. However, this design results in lower efficiency since most sunlight is allowed to pass through rather than being converted to electricity. Despite this inefficiency, transparent solar cells can be advantageous for applications like tinted windows. Overall, they represent a promising innovation for integrating solar technology into everyday surfaces.