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While monitoring and timing the temperature rise near the focal point of the sun rays, attempt to melt the top few inches of granite stone enough to make the stone malleable enough to shape and form.

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Archimedes'' heat ray

OverviewModern attempts to recreate the heat rayHistorical accounts of the heat raySee also

The heat ray has been the subject of ongoing debate about its credibility since the Renaissance. René Descartes rejected it as false; a test was conducted by Comte de Buffon (circa 1747), documented in the paper titled "Invention De Miroirs Ardens, Pour Brusler a Une Grande Distance"; and an experiment by John Scott was documented in an 1867 paper.