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It's not exactly the same - the energy of solar rays is higher, but the residual momentum is a problem. Most of the available energy is needed to conserve momen
by ars 4y ago
It's not exactly the same - the energy of solar rays is higher, but the residual momentum is a problem. Most of the available energy is needed to conserve momentum in the final product, unlike the LHC which collides two particles moving in opposite directions, leaving all kinetic energy available.
- pishpash 4y agoSend a particle up then, like anti-missiles. It seems the problem is collection and tracking!