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Feb

05

2014

Japanese Plan To Build A Ring Of Solar Cells Around The Moon, And Beam Energy Back To Earth

Shimizu Corporation is developing plans to install a belt of solar cells around the equator of the Moon to beam energy via safe microwaves and lasers...

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Japanese Plan To Build A Ring Of Solar Cells Around The Moon, And Beam Energy Back To Earth

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Japanese Plan To Build A Ring Of Solar Cells Around The Moon, And Beam Energy Back To Earth

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Gadgetzz started in 2009 and has since covered many gadgets and events such as the CES, IFA, DST, etc.
We are most known for covering the creepy puzzle “11BX1371”