Namibia wants to be a green hydrogen energy powerhouse, using ample solar to produce hydrogen for industry  

HyIron has a production site in the Namib Desert that averages only ***30 hours*** of overcast skies per year! https://www.technologyreview.com/2025/06/24/1118433/namibia-world-first-hydrogen-economy-wind-solar-power/

Basically there will be someone at the site full time renting the space and maintaining equipment etc. so a remote setup relies on everything being automated using a mini computer fixed to the setup so a person can connect to it anywhere in the world to use their equipment. It’s pretty cool, my old setup was almost full automated, only difference for me is I had to setup it up and take it down and do my flat frames manually.

All the cool kids build remote telescopes in Namibia because it has the best skies.

so much smog i cant even see the mountains smh

Don’t get lost though, unless you are Bear Grylls 🙃

bro is shipping in the middle of a desert

built different

It's safe to assume that since you have been to Namibia, you have also been to South Africa.

Looks somewhere I would not want to be if I was poor. 

Good job wealthy man

You really need to take some time off 👍

Fckin hell i see myself eating lizard while my car broke down 3 miles down north

Looking at these photos makes me want to drink a whole bottle of water 💧

But still - Beautiful views.

Looks lovely...guess it's blazing hot there right now

looking nice but may be too much hot weather there