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I'm not qualified either but this is an important point, the energy is definitely available and photoelectric semiconductors are merely one way to harness it.
by guscost 9y ago
I'm not qualified either but this is an important point, the energy is definitely available and photoelectric semiconductors are merely one way to harness it.
Regarding the practical issues, what happens at night? Does it collapse under its own weight? How do you get it up in the sky in the first place?
- Thetawaves 9y agoThe upper troposphere cools as well, resulting in a maintained differential.