Rjukan; a city in Norway where sunlight is projected by the city's mirror

The city of Rjukan is located in a valley in Norway, and for this reason, more than half a year later, the sun did not go directly to the city, and the surrounding countryside makes the city a shadow over this period.
In 2013, large mirrors were installed on the highs overlooking the city to reflect the sunlight on the city. Although the lighting does not come to the city, it does not take the true sun, but from the beginning of October to mid-March, the city is located in the shadow and no light hits the city. The mirrors are located at a height of 2.500 feet. They can provide good lighting to the city.

Thus, the main square of the city during the long months of winter is sufficiently bright. Since then, these mirrors have attracted many tourists to the city, but in the midst of distrust, many residents of the city have not paid much attention to the $ 850,000 project, and they are only a trick to attract tourists. The idea of ​​using the mirror to reflect sunlight was first introduced in 1913, but the towns inhabitants were accustomed to the darkness and shadow over the city for hundreds of years.