Yep, anything (on Earth). Below, BBC One's Bang Goes the Theory demonstrates how normal sunshine can become a lethal heat-ray of 3,500 degrees celsius (with the aid of a high-performance solar furnace). That's hot enough to melt rocks.
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Makes you wonder... why are we still using gas to heat our homes & our water? Whoever packages and mass produces this for general use is going to make a killing.
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