Poder de España

So there's this power station in Spain that's apparently making the air around it glow.
Turns out it's not toxicity, just light reflecting off the poor-to-begin-with Spanish Air.
But the pictures are siiiiick.

1. The solar tower is 115m (377ft) tall and surrounded by 600 steel reflectors (heliostats). They track the sun and direct its rays to a heat exchanger (receiver) at the top of the tower

2. The receiver converts concentrated solar energy from the heliostats into steam

3. Steam is stored in tanks and used to drive turbines that, eventually, will produce enough electricity for up to 6,000 homes.

That may look cool, but this is cooler:



I'm getting one of these for my Maserati.

And before I sign off this post, allow me to leave you with this little gem:

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