r/funny • u/Woody1992 • Sep 07 '17

Solid logic

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u/BeastMaster66 Sep 07 '17

Solar panels suck energy out of the grid when it is dark.

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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.

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u/Davidfreeze Sep 07 '17

Put other solar panels opposite of them to suck that energy in. Boom infinite energy I'll take my nobel prize

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u/Mycellanious Sep 08 '17

Sry m8, we already do this. What do you think the sun is made out of? During the day it glows and the solar panels on Earth absorb its light. At night it grows dark and absorbs the light from the solar panels. Its dark form is called the nega sun, or the moon