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Solar energy concentration technology using Fresnel lenses is an effective way to make full use of sunlight. They can even turn a rock into lava. [read more: [source, joemyheck:

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Neuron Processorvor 3 Jahren

when i was kid i made a drawing with magnifying glasses directed the sun's rays to mars, because i wanted to find a way to warm mars and make it alive again like the earth i had shown the drawing to my father he laughed at me and told me stop dreaming, I had felt so alone

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ACCIONA (English)vor 1 Jahr

This is great news for the US's renewable energy industry 🇺🇸⚡️ @ACCIONAEnergia's largest photovoltaic plant globally has begun supplying renewable energy to Texas, the heart of the U.S. oil industry ⤵️

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Tertiary Objectivevor 3 Jahren

This is how I believe orbital refining will work. I've been thinking about asteroid mining quite a bit.

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The Tyrant of The Earthvor 3 Jahren

I have thought of using solar concentration to kick start fusion.

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Ian Fergusonvor 3 Jahren

My Irish skin has no chance

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goosevor 3 Jahren

Imagine the size of the ant that’s coming to take revenge on me

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Kim Martinvor 3 Jahren

Oooh! I just love Fresnel lenses and can't help but think they could benefit us in a lot more ways than we are using currently. You cannot just leave them lying around tho---they can catch things on fire remarkably fast!

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Bob jacksonvor 3 Jahren

remember the shagging wagon we used the fresnel lenses to see out the back window

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Mujahidvor 3 Jahren

Nostalgia! I can’t recall how many hand touch lights I damaged just because of this phenomenon. 😁

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Cpt.Mayhemvor 3 Jahren

@M_Hundhausen Mal etwas Stein kochen?

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Mark_ALotvor 3 Jahren

could large stones be cut with precision using this tech?

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Chrisvor 3 Jahren

What type of rock is that?

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Michael Henningvor 3 Jahren

Would that be more efficient heating water to power a stream generator than solar panels?

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MR.vor 3 Jahren

@PraveenMohanET

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Agreeable👁Contrarian 🍁vor 3 Jahren

It’s called solar panels

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nivøxtcvor 3 Jahren

I literally thought about this way of making energy on a large scale yday before going to sleep

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Nuclei0676vor 3 Jahren

@ExplainThisBob

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Ibrahim Modu Ajivor 3 Jahren

The transformation of rocks into lava by solar energy concentration technology displays its tremendous heat potential and highlights its possibilities for power generation, industrial activities, and research.

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🌹vor 3 Jahren

Crazy that light can do that, and water can cut diamonds!

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John Morsheadvor 3 Jahren

Just reminds me of re melting freshly laid tarmac in junior school with mag glasses. Got in a bit of trouble.

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Alegrandovor 3 Jahren

que increible

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roenvor 3 Jahren

more efficient way to concentrate solar energy than traditional lenses fo sho

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Kuncahyovor 3 Jahren

pumice? the stone is not very hard

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Amit Rayalvor 3 Jahren

😮

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Uncomfortable Brainvor 3 Jahren

I remember this clip from KingofRandom's video "how to build a solar scorcher for cheap", which included him finding a huge Fresnel lens for free by chance by the roadside.

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transparentEye0xvor 3 Jahren

amazing power

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インドラ🍉vor 3 Jahren

Depends on the material they used. Some rocks break instead of melt when exposed to high temperatures at a single point

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gauloise brunevor 3 Jahren

Ben oui, c'et une pierre volcanique, patate!

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SGvor 3 Jahren

And an average star, Sun that is...

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Betty Gallup 🇺🇸vor 3 Jahren

Does the melted stuff become gaseous or solid?

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Massimiliano Occhialivor 3 Jahren

Purtroppo una tecnologia che non si è diffusa come forse meritava e come speravo.

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zdenek svindrychvor 3 Jahren

... can even turn your solar panel into lava!

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