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Actor (“What If This is as good as its gets?”) Nicholson is promoting hydrogen cars in California. Thanks to colleague Roben Farzad for digging out the story from www.youtube.com
I don't understand. Is this supposed to be a kinda funny "retro" style video that was produced this year or is it a real video from (judging by the car) the 1980's?
I don't recall there being any significant commercialization or even production of solar panels/arrays during the 80's. And if this truly is a very old video clip then that is depressing that this technology has been out there that long and still nowhere near being put into the mainstream.
From Kiley: It is an old video from the 70s I found on youtube thanks to a colleague pointing it out. I thought it was pretty cool and amusing.
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