Sounds cool, but using the hotness of our sun sounds more realistic
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Seems interesting as a supplemental source of energy though.
This was a very accessible read as a nonacademic. Really interesting to read how these technologies work and were developed.
Passive cooling is a much-needed area of study as the planet warms, and it stands to reason further development there could spark additional discoveries on the electrical front.
A YouTube channel called nighthawk in light did a video on how to make paint that does this at home using commonly available ingredients
Literally cool!