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From: ard@rnms1.paradyne.com (0000-Akash Deshpande(0000))
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Subject: Re: Success with cold fusion reported
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Date: 31 Mar 89 15:07:28 GMT
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In article <11685@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU> kring@washoe.Berkeley.EDU (Chuck Kring) writes:
>In article <8328@csli.STANFORD.EDU>, cphoenix@csli.STANFORD.EDU (Chris Phoenix) writes:
>> Imagine how cheap it would be, with unlimited power, to turn large areas of
>> land into mirrors.  
>
>    1> Deserts get cold at night because there is little vegetation or 
>    2> If the greenhouse effect were a problem, then much of the reflected 

and spacecrafts and airplanes will have a real problem. Gives a new meaning to
mirage, though. And isn't there a plane called mirage, tying all these together?
-Akash

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