US breakthrough promises "solar panels" that work in the dark
Research team predicts commercially available products within five to 10 years
As every good physicist knows, just because it is dark does not mean there is no light. Or, to put it another way, we are constantly surrounded by infrared light that the earth radiates as heat after...
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