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4 comments:
Interesting.
I suspect one could also use sunlight to generate steam in a solar oven - and use that steam to power a small steam engine to create rotational movement - of far greater power than that developed by the Crookes Radiometer! I.E. something capable of doing useful work in the desert where the Field Lab is located.
Ronald, you are very much educated, a good input & I certainly have a few chuckles of your comments!
Ha ha. This device is so true to reality, too bad so many folks never have been educated to poop, breath, walk correctly etc...
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