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The future is ... less far in the future
New nanoantennas capture sun's energy 24-7; are cheap; are not yet for sale		 David Roberts 09 Jan 2008 Gristmill
Via SolveClimate, the latest whiz-bang new gonna-change-the-world solar technology: nanoantennas! They harvest the sun's energy even at night! They're cheap "as inexpensive carpet"! They're printed on thin, flexible sheets! They're ... in a lab somewhere. Here's hoping.
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