Sun Crematorium

If you know how long it takes to incinerate a dead person and have seen how much bone material etc. is left after the cremation and how much energy that goes into the process, then you realize that there have to be a better way, and that is the sun crematorium. It is made up by a big parabolic mirror to catch the sun, a pyrex glass cage with a slate by the most meltproof materials, such as tental carbide that melts at temperatures of + 4000 degrees C (approx. 7200 degrees F) and a solarcell panel that produces electricity to split oxygen and hydrogen in water to fuel the hearses with hydrogen. The oxygen is feeded to the glasscage and the concentrated sunlight reflected from the parabolic mirror will incinerate the dead body at a temperature that far exeeds what can be reached in a furnace or even in an acetylen cutting torch. The added oxygen insures a very clean and complete burn. Materials that otherwise are incombustable will burn very well in an atmosphere of pure oxygen. No need to remove artificial hips, pacemakers etc. It is undigified and unnecessesary and it will burn up anyway. There will be very little ash left and due to the very complete and clean burn, such a crematorium could easily be fitted into a residential area without any discomfort to the neighbours. The cremation process itself would go very fast, provided there is a clear sky, estimated 15- 30 mins. That way the departed can be present at an open casket funeral in the church and afterwards funeral party can wait at the crematorium after the service and then follow the dearly departed to the graveyard.