Solar panels in Arizona desert form gun shape, generating power.
An aerial view of the Agua Caliente solar project in the middle of the Arizona desert. The 290 megawatt photovoltaic power station is composed of multiple sections of rectangular solar panels designed in the surface of the desert. The alignment of the sections create the shape of a handgun pointing towards the right. A large body of water is visible into the upper left corner, slightly hazy from the environment. Tan water lines are visible running downwards through the desert surface and fade to dark brown near the bottom. Daytime.