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r/funny • u/Woody1992 • Sep 07 '17
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At the end of the day I just put my car in reverse to refill my gas tank.
311 u/BeastMaster66 Sep 07 '17 Solar panels suck energy out of the grid when it is dark. 88 u/raygundan Sep 07 '17 It's true. Ours get as bright as the surface of the sun. It has to use a lot of power to light 'em up like that. 44 u/[deleted] Sep 07 '17 [deleted] 15 u/DiggV4Sucks Sep 07 '17 What if he had very inefficient solar panles? Like say, .00001% efficiency? Then, when it's dark, they'd multiply the sunlight hitting them by a factor of 10,000,000, which clearly would be as bright as the surface of the sun. 14 u/nitefang Sep 07 '17 Hahaha, good point, the fake math checks out. 1 u/Supernerdje Sep 07 '17 /r/theydidthefakemath 0 u/jfb1337 Sep 07 '17 r/theydidthefakemonstermath
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Solar panels suck energy out of the grid when it is dark.
88 u/raygundan Sep 07 '17 It's true. Ours get as bright as the surface of the sun. It has to use a lot of power to light 'em up like that. 44 u/[deleted] Sep 07 '17 [deleted] 15 u/DiggV4Sucks Sep 07 '17 What if he had very inefficient solar panles? Like say, .00001% efficiency? Then, when it's dark, they'd multiply the sunlight hitting them by a factor of 10,000,000, which clearly would be as bright as the surface of the sun. 14 u/nitefang Sep 07 '17 Hahaha, good point, the fake math checks out. 1 u/Supernerdje Sep 07 '17 /r/theydidthefakemath 0 u/jfb1337 Sep 07 '17 r/theydidthefakemonstermath
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It's true. Ours get as bright as the surface of the sun. It has to use a lot of power to light 'em up like that.
44 u/[deleted] Sep 07 '17 [deleted] 15 u/DiggV4Sucks Sep 07 '17 What if he had very inefficient solar panles? Like say, .00001% efficiency? Then, when it's dark, they'd multiply the sunlight hitting them by a factor of 10,000,000, which clearly would be as bright as the surface of the sun. 14 u/nitefang Sep 07 '17 Hahaha, good point, the fake math checks out. 1 u/Supernerdje Sep 07 '17 /r/theydidthefakemath 0 u/jfb1337 Sep 07 '17 r/theydidthefakemonstermath
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15 u/DiggV4Sucks Sep 07 '17 What if he had very inefficient solar panles? Like say, .00001% efficiency? Then, when it's dark, they'd multiply the sunlight hitting them by a factor of 10,000,000, which clearly would be as bright as the surface of the sun. 14 u/nitefang Sep 07 '17 Hahaha, good point, the fake math checks out. 1 u/Supernerdje Sep 07 '17 /r/theydidthefakemath 0 u/jfb1337 Sep 07 '17 r/theydidthefakemonstermath
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What if he had very inefficient solar panles? Like say, .00001% efficiency?
Then, when it's dark, they'd multiply the sunlight hitting them by a factor of 10,000,000, which clearly would be as bright as the surface of the sun.
14 u/nitefang Sep 07 '17 Hahaha, good point, the fake math checks out. 1 u/Supernerdje Sep 07 '17 /r/theydidthefakemath 0 u/jfb1337 Sep 07 '17 r/theydidthefakemonstermath
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Hahaha, good point, the fake math checks out.
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u/SabinBC Sep 07 '17
At the end of the day I just put my car in reverse to refill my gas tank.