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The first nuclear weapon (known as the trinity test) was detonated at this very spot in 1945. It was 18 kilotons and is about 200 miles south of Los Alamos in New Mexico. The building in the picture was an enclosure built to protect that last remnants of the green glass produced by the explosion.
Aerial shot of the Ivanpah Solar Power Facility, a concentrated solar thermal plant in the Mojave Desert on the California-Nevada border.
Navajo Reservation, Diné, Arizona, USA, June 22.06.1979. Two young visitors of attractions in Diné Reservation Arizona look at traditional Navajo Crafts, which is offered by an old Native American.
Nevada Solar One Power Station, near Boulder City, Nevada, Mojave Desert, major solar power generator, with mirrors directing the sun heat onto a pipe with oil which goes to a generator plant.
Solar Panels prepare to provide electric energy to the Natural Bridges National Monument headquarters with an awesome view of the mountain ridges that make up the name sake Bears Ears
4K Aerial view of Solar Panels Farm along the Nevada and California state lines.
One of the detectors of the Pierre Auger observatory is seen close up with the Andes in the distance. The solar panel and antenna are clearly visible. In Malargue (Argentina)
Ivanpah Solar thermal plant in the Mojave Desert
Lefkada, Greece on April 28, 2024: so called former \
Aerial shot of the Ivanpah Solar Power Facility, a concentrated solar thermal plant in the Mojave Desert on the California-Nevada border.
Remote Fracking Compressor Station at a natural gas or crude oil pipeline
Solar power tower and solar panels on a solar farm
Old and Rusty Solar Panels at the solar powered lighthouse at Punta de Jandia on Fuerteventura
Parkent, Uzbekistan - October 15, 2023: Institute of Solar Physics, large solar furnace for space and industrial purposes, SUN (Sonlce) complex.
Mojave Desert, California, USA - November 19, 2021: online tower and heliostat mirrors at the Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating Facility.
A vast solar panel farm stretches across the desert south of Boulder City, Nevada. Rows of glistening panels capture the sun's energy, providing renewable power to thousands of homes and businesses. The arid landscape offers ideal conditions for the photovoltaic panels, with clear skies and plenty of sunshine year-round. The sleek, modern design of the solar farm stands in contrast to the rugged natural beauty of the surrounding desert, yet it represents a sustainable future for energy production.
Earthship Biotecture conservation home behind domed sculpture on Earthship Way in the desert at Tres Piedras, New Mexico
Nevada Solar One Power Station, near Boulder City, Nevada, Mojave Desert, major solar power generator, with mirrors directing the sun heat onto a pipe with oil which goes to a generator plant.
Aerial view of Ivanpah concentrated solar thermal plant in the Mojave Desert
Solar plant power tower in the desert area
View of the solar plant boiler in California
Since 1984, Utah Power has operated the single-flash, Blundell geothermal power station at the Roosevelt Hot Springs geothermal area near Milford, Utah.
Photovoltaic panels for renewable electric production, Zaragoza Province, Aragon, Spain
Aerial video of the Ivanpah Solar Thermal Power Generation plant in the Mojave Desert.
Tanks with radiator water in the desert of Death Valley, California, USA
Solar Thermal Power Station
Minuteman Missile National Historic Site
Solar Thermal Power Station
Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System
Farms and Hot houses in Baja California Norte, Mexico
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