Subject: | Re: Birds ignited mid-air by desert solar arrays |
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From: | listeningfor1 |
Date: | Wed Aug 20, 2014 3:09 pm ((PDT)) |
Several of these solar concentrators are located a few miles south of my ho= use in Las Vegas off the I-15. Inside the towers, salt is heated up to a m= olten state, creating steam from circulating water. This photo, taken by a= friend of mine, shows the facilities. Notice the glowing hot-spots just t= o the right of the towers. That's not an artifact. I suppose that's conce= ntrated light on atmospheric haze. It's green energy, I suppose, like wind= mills, it has its problems. I wonder if the birds are attracted to the gla= re?Fred Bell |
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