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Light bulbs have always be=
en pretty inefficient, even those that have a rep for using less juice, like=
LEDs. Because of the energy conversion process, they consume more energy th=
an they actually need to illuminate. But what if we told you that there was a=
light bulb out there, just waiting to be invented, that could produce more e=
nergy than it consumes? A group of researchers at MIT have=
figured out how to develop LED lightsthat wildly eclipse the efficiency of any other=
bulb. In fact, they successfully tested a LED light with an efficiency of 2=
30 !!!