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Ryan Potter

Solar Tower, Seville - 1 views

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    A futuristic-looking 11MW solar tower has been completed near Seville, Spain as part of a 300MW solar power project.
Simon Harrison

Himalayas could become the Saudi Arabia of solar - tech - 18 October 2011 - New Scientist - 1 views

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    Think of solar arrays and you'll probably picture panels under blistering desert heat - but we may be able to get more energy from solar panels on snow-capped mountains. Kotaro Kawajiri at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology mapped solar irradiance across the globe in collaboration with colleagues in Japan.
Simon Harrison

Sluggish sun may 'sit out' next solar cycle - 1 views

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    The eerily lethargic sun shows no signs of perking up, solar physicists say. The sun may wallow in inactivity for the next decade - or longer, which could affect Earth's climate as well as the health of orbiting satellites.
Simon Harrison

Morocco to host first solar farm in €400bn renewables network - 4 views

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    The vast solar and windfarm project across North Africa and the Middle East may provide 15% of Europe's electricity by 2050
Simon Harrison

Sun Headed Into Hibernation, Solar Studies Predict - 1 views

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    Enjoy our stormy sun while it lasts. When our star drops out of its latest sunspot activity cycle, the sun is most likely going into hibernation, scientists announced today.
Simon Harrison

Geoengineering techniques need more study, says science coalition - 0 views

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    The Solar Radiation Management Governance Initiative says geoengineering could be 'plan B' for climate change More research on the risks and governance of geoengineering the planet's climate by reflecting sunlight into space is needed, a grouping of science bodies and a green NGO have said, as the end of the first week of UN climate talks nears.
Simon Harrison

Sun Is Moving Slower Than Thought - 0 views

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    The sun is moving through the Milky Way slower than previously thought, according to new data from a NASA spacecraft. From its orbit around Earth, the Interstellar Boundary Explorer (IBEX) satellite measured the speeds of interstellar particles entering at the fringes of our solar system, 9 billion miles (14.5 billion kilometers) from the sun.
Simon Harrison

Solar predictions bring heat and light - 0 views

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    Over the last few years, the politics of climate change have been amply forged in the fires of a changeable Sun.
Simon Harrison

Here Comes the Sun - 0 views

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    June 21 marked both the summer and winter solstice, the longest or shortest day of the year for sunlight depending on which hemisphere you reside. Here are some glimpses of the power, beauty, and transforming presence of the sun, taken since the beginning of June
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