change transportation as we know it and listen up so over the past few months a company called solar roadways has burst on the green energy scene promoting a product that could turn america's streets and highways into a solar powered grid system that helps solve every problem from traffic accidents to carbon emissions and what first seemed like a purely fantastical ideas caught on in a huge way the company just surpassed two million dollars in its crowd funded inigo campaign over a million dollars more than it originally sought and it's no wonder why over forty five thousand backers and counting believe that solar roadways may be the start of a very real and legitimate infrastructure revolution and it's not just individual backers the government is paying attention as well since two thousand and nine the u.s. department of transportation has issued two rounds of funding to assist with the company's efforts to build a prototype parking lot made up of one hundred hexagonal solar panels and according to inventor scott brew saw these same solar panels can replace all paved rolled roads they withs

change transportation as we know it and listen up so over the past few months a company called solar roadways has burst on the green energy scene promoting a product that could turn america's streets and highways into a solar powered grid system that helps solve every problem from traffic accidents to carbon emissions and what first seemed like a purely fantastical ideas caught on in a huge way the company just surpassed two million dollars in its crowd funded any gogo campaign over a million dollars more than it originally sought and it's no wonder why over forty five thousand backers and counting believe that solar roadways may be the start of a very real and legitimate infrastructure revolution and it's not just individual backers the government is paying attention as well since two thousand and nine the u.s. department of transportation has issued two rounds of funding to assist with the company's efforts to build a prototype parking lot made up of one hundred eight hexagon all solar panels and according to inventor scott brew saw these same solar panels can replace all paved rolled roads

change transportation as we know it then listen up so over the past few months a company called solar roadways has burst on the green energy scene promoting a product that could turn america's streets and highways into a solar powered grid system that helps solve every problem from traffic accidents to carbon emissions and what first seemed like a purely fantastical ideas caught on in a huge way the company just surpassed two million dollars in its crowd funded any gogo campaign over a million dollars more than it originally sought and it's no wonder why over forty five thousand backers and counting believe that solar roadways may be the start of a very real and legitimate infrastructure revolution and it's not just individual backers the government is paying attention as well since two thousand and nine the u.s. department of transportation has issued two rounds of funding to assist with the company's efforts to build a prototype parking lot made up of one hundred hexagonal solar panels and according to inventor scott bruce saw these same solar panels can replace all paved rolled roads they w

change transportation as we know it and listen up so over the past few months a company called solar roadways has burst on the green energy scene promoting a product that could turn america's streets and highways into a solar powered grid system that helps solve every problem from traffic accidents to carbon emissions and what first seemed like a purely fantastical ideas caught on in a huge way the company just surpassed two million dollars in its crowd funded inigo campaign over a million dollars more than it originally sought and it's no wonder why over forty five thousand backers and counting believe that solar roadways may be the start of a very real and legitimate infrastructure revolution and it's not just individual backers the government is paying attention as well since two thousand and nine the u.s. department of transportation has issued two rounds of funding to assist with the company's efforts to build a prototype parking lot made up of one hundred eight hexagonal solar panels and according to inventor scott brew saw these same solar panels can replace all paved rolled roads they

that's ok now what do you thrilly think about the solar roadways there are. going to do our bit that a boy the other guy. that's right because we're faster smarter better than any other news joe we have the headlines from the future first up next week you'll read this koch brothers develop plan to pave over solar roadways. i think they were also behind the pave the wells campaign of fear. also kind of sad news next week john a foe donald wanted in connection to petroleum harass. all my friends are criminals now first my junk and now my john finally finally in november you'll learn drawing of a total of elected the house of representatives yes the people have spoken although although that it'll be followed by a headline a week after that one just one drawing of turtle fails to deliver on campaign and promises. and finally tonight thanks for all of you who have sent words of support for all our in for our new show glad you like it there was one prevalent complaint get rid of the fake laugh track now. hold on i've found their service. but you know who found it m

this idea has been worked on for 10 years, solar roadways project they are now look to get off the ground. they say it will bring down pollution levels significantly. the inventors launched a fundraising campaign to help pay for their research. it is proving pretty successful ,850,196 since april 1. they describe it as revolutionary. and a solution to energy related problems. but not everyone is in favor of the project. some web users are wondering how much it would cost to replace all of the nation's roads? it is a colossal undertaking and could generate costs of $56 trillion. in an article on the site an income analyst said the couple behind the concept failed to take into account the massive cost involved. not only is the invention a money pit it will prove inefficient. if the solar panels on roads won't be as effective as those used on roofing. taken at the top of brazil's statue here, lee thompson posted this incredible photo to he flashpack twitter handle. he had to get special privilege from the tourism authority before posing for the shot which generated a host of admiring comment

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it's this video it's gone viral it's about these solar roadways that are these amazing. gun shaped solar cells that have lights in them and microprocessors and they're covered with this tempered glass that can withstand two hundred fifty thousand so this is not a road to the sun that is now one percent it's not it's not because that would be awesome if you saw the solar roadway. but these things are real and if they were put into place and it would create three times the electricity that our country uses every year and so yes obviously who knows what they want to much sense it would mean. is what would be nice would be if we put all of our sort of psychological energy in innovation towards really actually trying to make this economically feasible instead of you know trying to go with this keystone x.l. pipeline and all this fracking stuff it's like yes energy can be extracted in these ways but if there is these other possibilities which according to this video it really does look plausible why not pursue it but does it bring money because if it doesn't. and already are a

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