Thursday, November 8, 2018
mountain mirrors
located in the shadow of the Gaustatatopen mountain the norwegian town of rjukan never saw any sunlight in winter until in 2013 three 183- sq - ft (17-sq-m) compute- controlled mirrors where placed on top of uneasy peak to redirect winter light and keep to the town square bathed in sunlight during the day. some of rjukan's 3'5000 inhabitants gaze up at the sunlight reflected by the mirrors a scheme the ensures town will no longer be totally without sunlight a year. The three mirrors that perch on top of a 1'300-ft high (400-m) mountain have finally brought winter sunlight to rjukan .
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