High-tech rooftop mirrors bounce sun's heat back into space - CNET
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Stanford researchers suggest a unique place to store excess heat -- the coldness of outer space -- which could help keep buildings cooler and help save energy.
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High-tech rooftop mirrors bounce sun's heat back into space - CNET
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