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“They Said Steel Needed Fire”: This Swiss Solar Furnace Melts Metal With Pure Sunlight (and It’s Shattering an…

Ocean overwash was reported Thursday morning in Buxton and on northern Ocracoke Island, coinciding with the roughly 9:30…

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“They Said Steel Needed Fire”: This Swiss Solar Furnace Melts Metal With Pure Sunlight (and It’s Shattering an Entire Industry) – Sustainability Times