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Videos / Technology / Solar City: The Future of Nanosolar
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Solar City: The Future of Nanosolar
( Hoping to leave today's silicon solar cells behind, the Palo Alto company Nanosolar is creating paper-thin solar panels harnessing nanotechnology, a product that could revolutionize solar power. ) Posted by nova on July 10, 2007 at 6:23 am Hits: 1395 | Comments: 4 |
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Posted by quantum_theory2012 on July 10, 2007 at 1:21 pm
hey nova i have an idea on how you can get alot more people on this website.You can tell the people who made this website that they should make a chat room to where you can talk about anything science astronamy physics. And also come out with new ideas to make this website alot better and way more fun to.And they should allow people to make there own channel just like on youtube.I have alot of ideas if you ever need any help with a new look or anything for the website just let me know well awesome vids as always. peace Posted by nova on July 10, 2007 at 2:32 pm
I'm sending you an email. Posted by quantum_theory2012 on July 10, 2007 at 3:38 pm
hey nova i got your email and i added you.I'll send you my yahoo name if you want it you can add it if you need any help with the site peace. 
Posted by CopyCat on July 11, 2007 at 3:10 am
I would've like to seen some specifications on what kinda power this stuff makes per foot... And maybe a projected price list... Hurry up with this stuff Chris, these power bills are killing me... To comment on this item, please login or register.
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Methane Bubbles in Arctic Seas Stir Warming Fears (Article)
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