Is it possible to take, for example, solar energy 'A' (that has already been stored) and magnify 'A' with further (new) solar energy ('B') to create more power than A and B would have if they were to just be combined normally? Sort of like a chemical reaction, perhaps?
To explain further, I would imagine that solar energy is built up to be one big energy in normal circumstances. (For lack of better way to explain.) However, would it be possible to store a certain amount of solar energy, then take some more energy from the sun and somehow take that energy and use it to increase the energy of the previously stored energy? And on and on until it's being magnified in large amounts as you collect small amounts of energy and magnify the energy you continue to store? ....
It's hard to explain! But I'm wondering if anyone knows if this is at all possible?
2006-10-10
10:44:39
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Alisa
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