Solar light assembly

1. An expandable solar light, comprising:

a generally flat, square solar panel;

a battery;

a light emitting assembly;

a bladder comprising a first assembly, a second assembly and a third assembly, the assemblies being walls of the bladder;

the first assembly having at least two faces with respective fold lines, the fold lines in each face being between opposing vertices of the face and forming an X-pattern, each face being a respective wall of the bladder;

the second assembly being one wall of the bladder; and

the third assembly being one wall of the bladder and having an outer pane opposite an inner pane, the outer and inner panes forming a pocket for the generally flat, square solar panel, the battery and the light emitting assembly;

wherein the bladder is movable between

(a) a first configuration where the faces are folded along the fold lines so that the bladder is fully collapsed, and

(b) a second configuration where the faces are unfolded along the fold lines so that the bladder is fully expanded.

2. The expandable solar light of claim 1 , wherein the battery is flat.

3. The expandable solar light of claim 1 , wherein the light emitting assembly comprises light emitting diodes.

4. The expandable solar light of claim 1 , wherein the first configuration of the bladder is a generally flat shape.

5. The expandable solar light of claim 1 , wherein the first assembly includes four generally square faces arranged in a row with alternating faces having fold lines, the first assembly for diffusing light emitted by the light emitting assembly.

6. The expandable solar light of claim 1 , wherein the second assembly is generally square, and includes an outward facing pane opposite an inward facing pane, the inward facing pane being reflective for reflecting light emitted by the light emitting assembly.

7. The expandable solar light of claim 1 , wherein the first, second and third assemblies form a cube-like structure when the bladder is in the second configuration.

8. The expandable solar light of claim 7 , wherein heat welds define junctions between the first, second and third assemblies.

9. The expandable solar light of claim 1 , wherein the second and third assemblies are devoid of fold lines.

10. An expandable solar light comprising:

a generally flat, square solar panel;

a battery;

a light emitting assembly;

a bladder comprising a first assembly, a second assembly and a third assembly, the assemblies being walls of the bladder;

the first assembly being four walls of the bladder and formed of a loop of material having fold lines, and having two opposing generally square openings;

the second assembly being one wall of the bladder, being positioned in the other of the generally square openings of the first assembly, and having an outward facing pane opposite an inward facing pane, the inward facing pane being reflective for reflecting light emitted by the light emitting assembly; and

the third assembly being one wall of the bladder, being positioned in one of the generally square openings of the first assembly, and having an outer pane opposite an inner pane, the outer and inner panes forming a pocket for the solar panel and the light emitting assembly, the solar panel on the outward facing side of the third assembly, the light emitting assembly on the inward facing side of the third assembly;

wherein the bladder is movable between

(a) a first configuration where the first assembly is folded along the fold lines so that the bladder is fully collapsed, and

(b) a second configuration where the first assembly is unfolded along the fold lines so that the bladder is fully expanded.

11. The expandable solar light of claim 10 , wherein the first assembly includes four inverted corners.

12. The expandable solar light of claim 10 , wherein the light emitting assembly comprises light emitting diodes.

13. The expandable solar light of claim 10 , further comprising a battery in the pocket of the third assembly for receiving power from the solar panel and for providing power to the light emitting assembly.

14. The expandable solar light of claim 10 , wherein the first, second and third assemblies form a cube-like structure when the bladder is in the second configuration.