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The world’s first interstellar Light Collector has been designed in the Arizona Sonora Desert. The non-imaging optical array is parabolic and composed of 84 mirrored collection panels (4’ x 8’ each). At 6 stories high, 60 feet across and weighing 25 tons, this breathtaking hydraulic device concentrates moonlight to many times its natural occurrence.

Research is beginning. The application of this intensely focused moonlight may lead to discoveries in industry, agriculture, biology, medicine, and in alternative healing practices.