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"Don Quixote famously—infamously—tilted at windmills. Were his story set today, though, Cervantes might have to
change things up a bit: the monsters the self-styled knight battles
might be set in the sky. Soon, in the airs above Fairbanks, Alaska, a
wind turbine will be launched. It will use helium to hover above the
ground, obviating the need for poles—and, for that matter, for land. The
massive balloon will be, Gizmodo reports, the world's first floating commercial wind turbine." Read full article in The Atlantic. E.T.P. 5'
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