Laser filaments are a promising means of transporting light energy over long distances, but they can only carry an average power of a few watts, thus limiting certain applications. Experiments now overcome this limitation by demonstrating that the thermal wake of a bundle of filaments provides a long-lived air waveguide that can channel laser beams with an extremely high average power.
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