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College Baer attended intermittently (leaving in 1957 and again after conflict); his memorial was co-written by his son Jose for a 50th-reunion context.
Company co-founded by Steve Baer in 1969 that developed and sold the DrumWall, Skylid, Sunbender, battery cabinets, Cool Cell, and Double Play, and passed to Benjamin Rodefer's sol…
One of the developers, with Dick Henry and Baer, who brought the Skylid to its documented state.
One of the developers, with David Boyd and Baer, who brought the Skylid to its documented state.
Steve Baer's cluster of connected zomes in Corrales, New Mexico, built beginning in 1971 as the first full-scale testbed for DrumWall, Skylid, and Sunbender, still passively heatin…
Albuquerque school with a 1973 Dave Harrison/Zomeworks greenhouse; its Beadwall greenhouse is photographed in Sunspots.
Zomeworks' insulated skylight louver (US Patent 3,884,414) that opens and closes by itself via refrigerant-canister weight shifts, with no electricity, thermostat, or motor.
Raw sources
- Sunspots: Collected Facts and Solar Fiction — Steve Baer (1975) · 2026-07-18
- Sunspots: Collected Facts and Solar Fiction — Steve Baer (1975, full text) · 2026-07-18
- Steve Baer Zome House — Photo Gallery · 2026-07-18
- US 3,884,414 — Solar Heating Device (Skylid) · 2026-07-18
- Baer Solar Tracker and Collector Patent Series (1979–1992) · 2026-07-18