And if you like.
Come on baby you can do more than dance.
cspoa.org
(hr 1 has Sheriff Mac.)
https://www.caravantomidnight.com/episode-detail/22039?action=play
>https://www.sciencealert.com/this-solar-plant-accidentally-incinerates-up-to-6-000-birds-a-year
>Those panels reflect/radiate massive heat.
'Solar panels' usually refers to photovoltaic solar arrays. The example you cite is of a solar thermal array. There aren't many of them because they require a very large footprint and use mirrors to concentrate sunlight on a tower. Birds get burned by the intensity of sunlight reflected by the mirrors towards a central focus.
From the article you linked:
"Unlike typical solar farms that use photovoltaic panels on a large scale, the site at Ivanpah is built on entirely different principles. To catch sunlight, the plant uses 5 square miles (12.9 square kilometres) of giant mirrors that focus beams of concentrated sunlight onto three different 40-storey-tall towers."