>"Jaron Ness stands in the cool desert air waiting for the clouds to clear and the moon to rise. As the conditions come into alignment, he steps into the path of a cool blaze of blue-white light bounced off a wall of highly polished parabolic mirrors five stories high.
"It feels magnetic," he says, turning his hands slowly in the reflected glow of the light from the almost full moon."

Instead of a solar array in space collecting rays from the sun, we now have a five story high, two ton LUNAR array out in the desert of Arizona collecting rays from the moon.

Built with two million dollars worth of personal cash by Ness, this array focuses moonlight into small areas, for the experience, or for healing.

I find this intriging and wonder why it hasn't been done before. I would think these people are original space cadets or just the new age sort, tired of the rat race and what it offers. I would think Art or Tech1 should get out there and tell us what it feels like, because I think it would be an experience. It would be most lovely I think.
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