Ontopic Mission to Uranus

Power plants are complex things. @gee doesn't know how to run one. It takes hundreds of knowledgeable people to run something like that. You can't run a power plant simply because you've been born in the 20th century... :tard:
One of my friends is an engineer at a thermal power plant in NL. There's easily two dozen people there doing maintenance work alone, everything from analyzing data from vibration sensors to controlling the chemistry of the water in the boilers, maintaining electrical gear and endless other things. One person simply can't handle the sheer volume of work, regardless of what they know how to do.

I s'pose it depends on your definition of power plant. A wind farm or small hydro station can work without any on-site staff.
 
OK, some sort of summary article I read elsewhere described this as a laser beam of sorts but it's not. More like a new application of an existing high-end microwave radar.
 
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Edit: oh god, the article is even better.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1121900/

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