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Peltiers generate electricity when there's a difference in temperatures. You'd have to choose between high temps or measly output, sadly.
Yeah, exactly. And even with a high temp difference the output leaves a lot to be desired.
Actually, this does sort of work. Emitted light particles do generate thrust. Though, in most cases the thrust is so weak, it can be simply ignored and regarded as non-existent.