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Comment on Pyron Solar's Floating Photovoltaic Panels Use CSP to Get Efficient by Minwoo Kim

Minwoo Kim — Mon, 21 May 2012 15:45:39 +0000

The World Goes Solar. Japan’s FiT in July is among the highest in the world. It’s clear that Japan’s FiT will shake the solar market. Now, US has the same options. New solar technology will show in Japan. This is it!
As you know, earthquake in japan is happening frequently. Floating solar panels installation is one of the best solutions for power crisis in Japan. So you have to reduce the vibration to install Floating solar panels. Because, it makes many kinds of problems! The vibrations caused by wind, waves and external forces. New Floating Body Stabilizer for Floating solar panels installation has been created in South Korea. The Floating Body Stabilizers generate drag force immediately when Floating solar panels are being rolled and pitched on the water. Recently, this Floating Body Stabilizers using to reduce the Vibration of Floating Solar Panels in South Korea. You can see New Floating Body Stabilizer videos in YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moO–q5B92k, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nA_xFp5ktbU&feature=youtu.be.

Comment on Siemens to Test eHighway, an Electric Heavy Truck Powering System in California by Mike Morris

Mike Morris — Thu, 17 May 2012 22:15:52 +0000

I did a little research on Fuel Cell Technology and wanted to share this link with everyone. I thought it was impressive!

http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=news/local/orange_county&id=8310315

Comment on Shocking USGS Image Shows How Much Potable Water We Actually Have Available by jaykimball

jaykimball — Wed, 16 May 2012 03:03:09 +0000

For those that are wondering what size sphere would be required to hold the fresh water accessible to humans, I updated the USGA image and posted it here: http://8020vision.com/2012/05/15/how-much-water-is-on-earth/

The image you link to doesn’t look right. The sphere is too small. Perhaps they are not including ground water. They link to their definition of freshwater, but it is a dead link. So hard to know what their assumptions are.

The USGS says that about .75% of the earths water is freshwater. That yields a sphere with about 20% of the diameter of an “All Water” sphere.

Jay Kimball
8020 Vision

Comment on NASA Scientist Warns About Canadian Tar Sands’ Potentially Catastrophic Impact on Climate by kurt

kurt — Mon, 14 May 2012 21:56:22 +0000

Remove the economic incentives furthering carbon economies by implementing a hydrogen economy. If done with on-demand systems, no infrastructure rebuilding needed, so no need to fold in those costs, making it even easier to break the carbon stranglehold.

Comment on Tesla’s Self-Sustaining Electricity Generator by robert sina

robert sina — Wed, 09 May 2012 20:43:13 +0000

its easy.
all you need is a pnp transistor , a zener diode and an electrolitic capacitor.
im trying to figure out how to produce more power then that needed to keep the generator running.

Comment on Tata Motors to Launch Mini CAT Compressed Air Car in August by MG

MG — Mon, 07 May 2012 15:59:45 +0000

See the press release today by Tata. It’s finally there… And coming.

Comment on How to Build a Small-Scale Hydroelectric Generator by Katie

Katie — Sat, 05 May 2012 23:53:26 +0000

what are the materials you need?

Comment on Newly-Discovered Process Makes Gasoline From Wood Chips by Richard Kisling

Richard Kisling — Sat, 05 May 2012 17:35:48 +0000

This and other Ideas like it can be grest Ideas. IF combined with Sustanable foresty/Tree Farming. Otherwise a Desaster!!!

Comment on Japan Builds Offshore Floating Wind Farm Near Fukushima by singa

singa — Sat, 05 May 2012 13:12:35 +0000

thats a gud idea, but how much watts would it produce???

Comment on How to Build a Small-Scale Hydroelectric Generator by Ridz garg

Ridz garg — Fri, 04 May 2012 12:37:00 +0000

Can u make it more clear?I wanna make a model ,something like this only!

Comment on Honeywell to Test Jet Biofuel in Never-Tried-Before Concentrations by larryhagedon

larryhagedon — Wed, 02 May 2012 21:43:19 +0000

There are many markets for corn. To select any one market and demonise it is disingenuous to the extreme and certainly not helpful. Ethanol is only one of thousands of products we can and do make from corn. In fact, modern processing plants make as many a 30 products from the same kernel of corn, in one pass thru the processing plant.

To pick out any single product and say that the processing plant can not make it is grossly irresponsible.

We are actively seeking new markets for corn, a multi use commodity. We always carry over a surplus of unsold corn to each new crop. We can easily grow more corn when we have the markets to sell it.

Comment on Prius vs BMW M3 vs MPG at Top Gear: Who Wins? by Me

Me — Wed, 02 May 2012 05:31:21 +0000

Then again, the prius DOES suck balls and anybody who thinks it is better than a normal car for the planet is of course a lunatic who needs to rethink their life. It takes 30 years for the BUILD of a prius to equal out to the USE of a regular car. Yup, keep making batteries you hippy morons

Comment on Salicornia Biofuel for Jet Engines Could Compete With Petrol Fuels and Emit Zero CO2 by Syed Khurram Hassan Sharazi

Syed Khurram Hassan Sharazi — Wed, 02 May 2012 04:38:44 +0000

Hay,
I am khuram sharazi a farmer from punjab distect in pakistan . how can i produce selicornia and whats its procedure and whats its requirements. and from where we can get technology. and whats procedure for sale it out.

Comment on An Interesting Approach to a Wave Powered Electricity Generator by Shamil Ayntrazi

Shamil Ayntrazi — Wed, 02 May 2012 03:50:06 +0000

The story of diesel from sea waves resulted many comments.
Below is an update of the system.

SUMMARY
Once it is planned to extract offshore energy, then it is wise to explore all available offshore renewable energies and devise a system for maximum energy extraction and utilization of the respective sea surface area.
This leads to installing a Coordinated Offshore Energy Extraction system as shown in Figure-8 to extract energy from the following offshore renewable energy sources:
I. Wave Energy Extraction where Potential and Kinetic energies are extracted.
a. Potential Energy is extracted using Buoyant Floats to directly drive fluid pumps or electric generators.
b. Kinetic Energy is extracted using water turbines installed below lowest instantaneous sea level at the wave Lee Side to directly drive fluid pumps or electric generators to extract energy from the Lee side of the wave.
c. The small quantity of fluid at high head is collected and fed into a Closed Circuit turbo generator.
d. The electric power generated by the Closed Circuit turbo generators is 3-phase AC using variable speed Isosync. Generators; connected in parallel and fed to an offshore step up transformer for power transmission to the shore.
II. Tidal Energy is extracted by means of water turbines driving a fluid pump or electric generator.
III. Wind Energy using medium size wind turbines (1.5MW), and transferring the torque from the Nacelle at the top of the WT support to the electric generator installed at a dry deck. Suitable for Offshore and Land installation.
IV. Solar Energy using the roof of the offshore “Construction Unit” to install PV cells where DC current is generated and fed to a common bus and inverted to AC voltage and fed to a step up transformer.
V. Deep Sea Cold Water for use as Air Conditioning medium (SWAC). Injecting compressed air into the top section of a deep water pipe develops a positive head at the cold water intake at 800m below MSL and forces the cold water up the pipe where it is de-aerated and pumped as cold water to Air Handling Units.
VI. A “Construction Unit” fixed and anchored to the sea bed provides a dry deck and enclosed space for all equipment needed for the COEE system.

Comment on How To Build a Stirling Engine From a Can in Your Kitchen by roman aronov

roman aronov — Tue, 01 May 2012 23:33:41 +0000

this is very cool

Comment on Wind Farms Warm Local Climate Slightly, Albany Study Says by Colin Megson

Colin Megson — Tue, 01 May 2012 12:49:19 +0000

Why bother trying to condemn wind turbines with such obtuse arguments, when their actual performance is so abysmal? Wind turbine proponents always quote figures in terms of averages, percentages or totals; we never get an account of how they actually perform.

Well over here in the UK, a report has used actual figures from the National Grid of the amount of electricity delivered by wind farms and periods of time over which that electricity was contributed: http://lftrsuk.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/wind-energy-wanna-be-lievers-whats.html

It is a shameful disgrace that our politicians can be so beguiled by the false claims of the industry’s snake-oil salesmen and their gullible supporters into spending such vast sums of our hard-earned taxes on such a useless technology.

Comment on Americans Care More About Gasoline Prices Than Its Effect on Climate, Study Reveals by Christopher Land

Christopher Land — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 19:04:20 +0000

Great fortunes need not be lost. Massive layoffs need not occur. Make wise decisions to effect the greatest benefit to all with minimal detriment. That’s the Radioshack ethos: Once an ecstatic customer, always a happy one.

Comment on “Oil, not Alternative Energy, is the Future…” by Linda Beamish

Linda Beamish — Sat, 28 Apr 2012 21:38:38 +0000

Speaking as a rural peasant & a freelance Eco-Architectural Design consultant, who’s a Moderator at the UK EcoVillage Network, networked with Open Source Ecology, Permaculture, Colleges, Chapter 7/TLIO, and loads more – I very much object to your ignorance.

Not in regards to the article – in which I am in total agreement…

My objection is to your ignorance on who is actually objecting to the Wind Turbines – and it’s not ‘the peasants’ for a start…

If you happen to be rural (peasant &/or a single head of household, who works self-employed/freelance) – then you’re probably homeless. (Like me and my three children.)

The people who ARE actually objecting to proposals for wind turbines/PV/Solar/Geo/Hyro/ADBG etc – are the non-rural & non-peasant ‘townies’ who bought all the affordable cottages – to max out on their profits.

These same executives/CEOs/Politicians/Managers & up their rear end idiots – don’t just object to every planning application for any renewable technology – they are blocking the opportunity for Permaculture & Eco-Villages/Hamlets/Resorts & EcoTourism too.

Goto any Local Authority website, check the planning guidelines for any PV/Solar/Wind – or any other Eco or renewable… and look at who’s objected.

Now check that person’s name out and see what you come up with…

I’ll bet it’s not a ‘peasant’.

What is a ‘peasant’??

(If it’s not the name used to describe people who understand the need to manage Earth organically, and fully appreciate the noxious effects of the petrochemical industry.)

Good God man – I started writing about the effects of Oil pollution when I was eight years old in the 1960s – AS A RURAL PEASANT.

I’ve been an activist all my life – and then the rest of you ‘lot’ all suddenly wake up to what I’d been awoken to from birth – and then you call me a ‘peasant’ …??????????????????????… AND say I’m blocking renewables – when I’m actively blocked from promoting them – and the education of their need too!

Try the word ‘NIMBY’ instead – us peasants don’t own any land to devalue by any wind turbines in the first place.

Wake up – and remember – I actually like your website – and, as a freelance Eco-Design consultant, have it tabbed to show in my open source ecology mobile unit, at Eco-Festivals, Green Build Exhibitions etc…

(And it’s cost me thousands and thousands of pounds – because, being a rural peasant – the banks refused to let me have a bank account, so I couldn’t even get a grant..)

Ignorance and prejudice aside – the top end large scale wind turbines are actually not designed to cope with horizontal rain, storms, tidal surges and sea level rises..

All that money – credit (global debt) – will ALL be wasted – already turbines are burning out in Scotland in high wind… just wait until the waves get bigger around the UK…

Insurance companies will soon be broken by all the claims.. Will they be floated by the banks – with the government’s tax payer’s money floating them in turn – and who, where, not working for a large corporate, also floated by their government…?

We need low-cost, affordable & movable renewable technologies. (They often don’t even need planning consent anyway – and get us all out of the financial poverty, which all the non-rural peasants have created on a global scale.)

Please see the Economists Global Debt map – and ask yourself who, where can possibly pay for all this debt..

Print more money???

A Peasant.
AnEarthMother
AnArkAngel

Comment on Toyota Reports 1 Million Priuses Sold In The US by Bobby ... T.

Bobby ... T. — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 21:28:02 +0000

The ides behind the Prius is superb … I would buy a Prius tomorrow if the inside was not ‘only black” and if the dials would be placed in front of the driver instead of in the middle of the car …

Comment on KiteGen Plans to Harvest High-Altitude Wind Power More Efficiently by Miself

Miself — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 12:52:55 +0000

Here is a video of march 2012 with the industrial prototype flying:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJp9WM_hzyg&feature=youtu.be

Comment on New MIT Thin Film Solar Cells Brag 50% More Efficiency by dave fisher

dave fisher — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 00:26:17 +0000

50% increase in efficiency, that is quite an accomplishment. I hope the work continues.

Comment on How to Build a Gravity Engine: The Pinwheel Free Energy Generator by Malkana

Malkana — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 19:51:00 +0000

Hi Its not simple but in fact it work as i am using g-engine with my 55kv alternator to produce enough power for my use since 1986. I did not tried to market it as i knew i cant face the oil mafia but its running with me for long time i am taking 16000rpm at out put and then to control i am using reduction gear . i can not take chances but if any one of you out there have guts pls cont me so that we may do some thing. I am using on mountain to pump up water and general house and farming use of power i do have governt provided but mainly i am using my own power. I am using chines alternator . If we build it fix type and the couple it with big alternator to gain powr in mega is not at all problem but what to do world is being dominated by mafia and my country is already being rule by mafia????????? Now I am old enough i can take chances. Thanks

Comment on Manipulated Light Particles Make Algae Grow Faster by James

James — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 00:58:20 +0000

What does the algae consume when it dies? Is it oxygen from the air or water?

Comment on New Nanomaterial Could Serve for Dust-Proof Solar Cells and Supercapacitors by James

James — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 00:53:22 +0000

Resistant to extreme heat? What about shields for re-entry of space vehicles as a possible use?

Comment on How To Heat Up Your Room Using Just a Candle: Kandle Heeter! by Is Ice Melt Causing Volcanic Eruptions? . . . Maybe So! | Omnologos

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Comment on Copper-Gold Nanoparticles to Help Transform CO2 into Methane by Eli Rabett

Eli Rabett — Sat, 14 Apr 2012 20:21:05 +0000

Did you figure out that this is a massive fail on the basis of the first law of thermodynamics (energy conservation). If all you do is recycle methane the reaction will be thermoneutral or worse depending on the energy cost for your hydrogen source which this has nothing to do with. That means that at best, and things are never at best, you STILL have to put in the same amount of energy that you get out.

The only thing that CO2 cracking makes sense for is production of higher value hydrocarbons which stay buried (e.g. plastic/solvents) and fuel for motor vehicles and those have huge economic barriers as well as issues of volume.

This is press release abuse at it’s worst.

Comment on Modifying Urban Surface Reflectivity Levels Could Slash 150 Billion Tons of CO2 by Joe Matthis

Joe Matthis — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 14:25:54 +0000

How reflective are the oceans and seas? Planet is covered by water 78% or there abouts. What about the cloud cover…it’s white right and at any given time how much of the earth is covered by clouds? I would think alot or so it seems from the satelitie views I’m looking at. So the idea is to paint the roof tops white to reflect the suns energy back in to space. This on the surface seems like a good idea but really I think it’s just a scam for money increased regulations etc, etc, If all cities on this planet were 100% reflective and you added them all together it would amount to almost less than nothing. Besides utilizing current technology it’s cheaper to cool than it is to heat.

My suggestion is for people to learn how to adapt which is what we are really good at. The planet is getting warmer (could be said it’s been on a steady increase ever since the last ice age) Mankind may be adding a thimble of water to the ocean but we have no control over it. We just haven’t be around long enough or polluting long enough to have any impact on a system as large as the earth and an event that has been in the works on a geologic time scale. Mankind thinks we have a hand in everything but I’m sorry to inform you we’re not that important.

Now that being said can we be better stewards of our planet? Of course we can, we can be more efficient, we can be cleaner in how we do things and we can try to balance what we do with the enviroment around us. I believe I am a true green optimistic because I believe we are a part of the system (a very small part). If indeed we are as powerful as we think we are why haven’t we bumped Mars into the goldielocks zone? I’m sure a math student could figure out just what it would take to do it. Doesn’t mean we could anytime soon. The point is someone woke up one morning and came up with an idea of using a natural occurance to faciliate a global scam. People are becoming more enviromentally aware which is good but somebody (greedy, power hungry and ultimately evil) currupted the process by trying to elevate mans ability to control the climate….what arogance.

Maybe someday as a species we will have some small part to play in controling the climate but it’s not now. Think about it how long have we been making electricity? (just an example) How long since the industrial revolution? So a couple of hundred years (actually less much less) of activity is susposed to have an impact on a grand scale of a system measured in geologic time which is millions and millions of years? Logic suggests the answer is no. Sorry we just dont have a dog in the fight….we might be a flea on a dog in the fight and have just about as much influence over the outcome.

That’s why it’s a scam. So every time I hear about global warming or climate change it simply reinforces the simple understanding that we are currupt as a species we seek money and power not to control the climate but to control the minds and hearts of the people.

I’ll be glad when we as a species grow beyond our desire to manipulate, we are just infants in the grand scheme of things we have obtained a speck of knowledge and now we think we control. How small we truely are.

Comment on How To Build a UFO-like Anti Gravity Spacecraft by Paul Horwood

Paul Horwood — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 17:16:51 +0000

Hi,
I would be very interested in any more information that can be supplied about the experiments that Ovidiu Sandru is presently occupied with.
I am a member of a group of intersted people and scientists that would be interested in hearing a little more info on this.

Thank you.

Comment on DEKA Revolt: First Hybrid Stirling Engine Car – Powered by Anything! by George Burton

George Burton — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 18:57:41 +0000

Cool idea,this will work perfect if you could also adapt your stirling to operate from a solar heat collector and get the car,s developer to integrate a solar panel into the roof,doors and sidepanels of their car.And of course get it to us the buying public.

George Burton
Reitz Free State South Africa

Comment on Hydrostor to Launch Underwater Compressed Air Energy Storage in Lake Ontario by kurt

kurt — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 18:02:19 +0000

looks pretty cool, except i don’t see the need for the floating equipment expense above the balloons. why not just have the equipment based on land and send the pipes into the water as they already are?

Comment on The Rotary Air Engine (Di Pietro motor) by brend

brend — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 08:50:02 +0000

where can i buy one?

Comment on Japan’s First Solar-Powered Hydrogen Station, Made by Honda by amin

amin — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 16:41:06 +0000

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2-not need to any fuel
3-cheap for manufacturer to product
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Comment on SOccket – A Soccer Ball That Generates and Stores Renewable Energy by nate

nate — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 17:35:25 +0000

how do u buy one?

Comment on Nanotube Solar Cells Improve Efficiency 10 Times by Jiguru.Poorna Kala Lalitha

Jiguru.Poorna Kala Lalitha — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 12:05:57 +0000

Dear loving environment friends,
More research need in this technology means nano technology applications in solar energy

Comment on Free Energy Inventors: Scammers or The Real Deal? (video) by Jay-Mark

Jay-Mark — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 17:03:17 +0000

Thanks Joe. I have started to check out ways to produce hydrogen at lower costs as well. It irritates me to hear (again) how agencies will just refuse to see what you have there. The energy lobby has too much influence. It’s always for economical reasons. With current global warming and all the rest, we shoul go full throttle on these technologies. They exist, they sometimes have been there for a long time, only have been simply and purposely ignored.

Comment on Tesla Motors' Model X Electric SUV Announced to Launch by 2013 by Moe

Moe — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 15:40:20 +0000

I like Tesla cars. I really liked the Tesla Roadster when I saw it in car dealer a few months ago while on vacation. Sometimes I think that they do not get the recognition that they deserve. I would like to see more pictures of their SUV.

Comment on Japanese Car Runs Exclusively on Water! by imiev

imiev — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 02:55:55 +0000

We are a group of volunteers and opening a new scheme in our community. Your web site offered us with helpful info to paintings on. You have performed an impressive task and our whole neighborhood will probably be thankful to you.

Comment on Schematic of How to Build a Magnetic Motor by O. Losey

O. Losey — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 15:40:51 +0000

Hi Liam, You should know that Unicorns really do exist! They exist in the minds of anyone who believes in a realm of existence where beauty and magnificence abound. Everyone should have such a place to escape to when they are perturbed by the stresses of everyday life. Relax! Close your eyes and let your imagination reach out to your favorite fantasy land. Through the mists of times lost to adulthood you may, indeed, see a Unicorn!
As for the Magnetic Motor, it was envisioned by a group of unrelated people who believed that such a thing was possible and could be brought into existence. Howard Johnson spent many years trying to develop a magnetic motor. Although he failed to build an efficient and powerful yet simple motor, he did give a hint as to how such a motor could be built. Howard said that you must have the correct type of magnets, the correct shape of magnets and the magnets must be positioned correctly. Unfortunately, Howard only managed to get the correct type of magnets. He didn’t get the shape correct and he certainly didn’t place his magnets correctly.
But because Howard Johnson had to develop his own motor design, which was flawed, he was not able to produce his desired results. That does not mean that he would also have failed if he had been able to envision
a motor design that would take into account, and solve, the problems that prevent most experimentors and inventors from attaining success.
I don’t know if you are an inventor who has actually had hands on experience with trying to build a mag motor,
or if you are simply a naysayer who believes in nothing until undisputable proof is offered. Don’t you realize that everything man has done was simply a “Unicorn” in his mind until he managed to bring it to a life of existence in the real world?
I am also aware that this world is full of scam artists who try to sell half-baked ideas and other completely fraudulent plans to gullible people who are eager to believe well written hype.
Back to the point of why Howard Johnson failed; if he had known how to block the side-field flux of his magnets and he had used a different shape of magnets, he probably would have achieved the success he desired. However, Howard had only one design firmly emplanted in his mind and he was determined to make it work. His mind was poisoned by the success he had in making his linear motor work well enough to push a toy car on a rail. He did get a “push” but he got no power. So, he was doomed to failure when he applied the linear motor principle to a rotary motor.
Someday, someone else will discover the secrets to making a magnet motor function efficiently and powerful enough to be practical.
So, don’t be so quick to condemn people who believe in Unicorns and magnetic motors. The energy is there in the magnets and it can be converted to kinetic energy, rotory or linear. Oh, and my friend Pegasus loves to romp with the Unicorns in the fields and valleys displayed in my most memorable dreams. Eat your heart out !

Comment on Schematic of How to Build a Magnetic Motor by khuram

khuram — Sat, 31 Mar 2012 06:31:30 +0000

Dear sir
i need free energy electric motor if you have so please contact me i am waiting your reply ok bye have a nice day
regards
khuram
khuram.shahzad34@yahoo.com

Comment on How to Build a Small-Scale Hydroelectric Generator by ogundipe omolara

ogundipe omolara — Sat, 31 Mar 2012 04:21:05 +0000

I need help so as to generate the hydro electricity in our home

Comment on Forget Pumped Hydro! Gravel-Carrying Energy Storage System Funded by Bill Gates Will Probably Change Things. Heavily by Improbus

Improbus — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 18:31:46 +0000

I am thinking they should call the system Sisyphus after the king in Greek mythology that was punished by being compelled to roll an immense boulder up a hill, only to watch it roll back down, and to repeat this throughout eternity.

Comment on Apple-Patented Fuel Cell Innovation Could Make Portable Devices Lighter & More Powerful by ATXinventor

ATXinventor — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 15:31:27 +0000

There are so many issues with batteries in series that the parallel arrangement seems “obvious”, in obvious 20/20 inventor hindsight

Same with the monopolar – I just drew it for a totally non-electronics-savvy acquaintance, and even he got it.

Live and learn, I say… So much “obvious” stuff out there…

Thank you!

Comment on BMW i8 Electric Supercar Coming Out in 2014 by M.H.Stevens

M.H.Stevens — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 04:21:57 +0000

Awesome. Now if Ford will get of their ass and mass produce the 600hp Electric In-Wheel Motor F150 Concept Truck they had on display in Chicago we might have a real shift in thinking going on here.

Comment on New Nuclear Waste Recycling Technology Discovered by Notre Dame Researchers by DEVI DEEN PANDEY

DEVI DEEN PANDEY — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 01:19:27 +0000

All technology remove the Radioactive element from disaster sites and beneficial technique but i m worried about that what after Bioaccumulatin of Radionuclides with high half life such as Sr-90/Cs-134/137,and which place that radiactive contaminated Algae dispose off,Disposal again a problem ,But in my opinion Plasma,and Bose -Eienstine Condensate help ful in Management of Radioactive waste and Other Hazardous waste.

Comment on Nuclear Power Could Provide Heat for Hydrogen Production by kurt

kurt — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 19:52:16 +0000

*waste: meant to say “waste, and its short term storage, transport, long term storage and security problems.” there is still no near term generational trend to safer plants on the horizon. the two new nuke plants approved for georgia are not thorium based, which, granted, increases operational safety and reduces waste production (though abundant radioactive waste is still produced), but are still giant sitting duck targets. khamis’ proposal, though appearing technically feasible, does nothing to mitigate the very serious risks of nuclear plant operation and proliferation. khamis’ idea will only serve as a (transparent!) smokescreen presented by a threatened industry to shore up its hopefully short remaining active life. the thing is, even after all the nuke plants close, we will still be left with thousands and thousands of years of storage issues with no guarantee that future technology will resolve it. not to mention the low probability of coherent governmental or even industry continuity regarding safety administration for the same length of time. if the billions spent on one nuclear plant were spent on alternative energy production, we’d have all the attendant benefits and none of the very serious drawbacks. those who unfavorably compare construction costs for, say, wind energy, with nuclear, asserting that, in terms of $/GW, wind is more expensive, invariably fail to include the very real costs of waste storage over the lifetime of the risk. and what happens when things go wrong in the near term. the chernobyl and fukushima dead zones aren’t enough?

Comment on Nuclear Power Could Provide Heat for Hydrogen Production by kurt

kurt — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 18:33:50 +0000

ughh. just a way to make more nuke plants, with all their attendant waste and security problems. it would be a perversion of the whole clean green concept, especially since splitting water molecules is easily accomplished with the new catalysts and the other innovative methods, many of which are detailed on this site!

Comment on New Fuel-Efficient Supersonic Biplane Could Break the Sound Barrier by Richard Kisling

Richard Kisling — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 16:26:00 +0000

Could this concept be used for wind Generators.???

Comment on Nuclear Power Could Provide Heat for Hydrogen Production by Richard Kisling

Richard Kisling — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 16:21:06 +0000

The Problem is that thare are thoes that want to Marry Princess Nuclear to Petrol chem. We have to marry her to green energy. Or she becomes Petrol’s prostitute.!!!

Comment on Green Algae Able to Eliminate Radioactive Strontium from Water and Nuclear Waste by DEVI DEEN PANDEY

DEVI DEEN PANDEY — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 10:17:53 +0000

Sr-90 also removed by Algae if any body ingested the Radiactive element along with Barium salt,and quite beneficial in Protection of Individual from ionising radiation .

Comment on MIT Finds How Carbon Dioxide Could Be Sunk Into the Ground Forever by larryhagedon

larryhagedon — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 19:31:00 +0000

We face a good many risks on this old blue planet.

One more to add to the list is that some mad scientist will ignore the known fact that CO2 is essential to life on earth, react to the wildly speculative theory that anthropogenic CO2 is causing climate change, and actually find a way to remove enough CO2 from our common atmosphere to ultimately destroy all life on earth.

This possibility is certainly no less credible than is the theory of antrhopogenic global warming.

Comment on New Nuclear Waste Recycling Technology Discovered by Notre Dame Researchers by kurt

kurt — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 17:18:03 +0000

so, if i understand correctly, this new material sorts and thereby concentrates one particular radioactive compound in the waste stream, but does not actually break it down, right? if so, that would certainly make handling more efficient. still, seems like there would still be that pesky long term security and storage issue — the 800 lb gorilla in any room where people are talking about nuclear energy.

Comment on How To Build a UFO-like Anti Gravity Spacecraft by Ovidiu Sandru

Ovidiu Sandru — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 05:47:46 +0000

Hi again,
Sorry for the link, it’s not in our domain, so we have no control over it. I updated the article.

Ovidiu.

Comment on How To Build a UFO-like Anti Gravity Spacecraft by David

David — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 21:53:24 +0000

Sorry Ovidiu Sandru, but the link for book, still are broken.
If it is small, can you send to my email?

djmbilon@gmail.com

Comment on Preview of a Mendocino Motor (solar power/magnetic levitation) by DOUTOR RONALDO BALLESTERO O MAIORAL

DOUTOR RONALDO BALLESTERO O MAIORAL — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 14:58:42 +0000

The magnety energy is future energy , but tecnology is bad and litle inventions.

Comment on How to Build a Small-Scale Hydroelectric Generator by scorpion

scorpion — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 04:00:53 +0000

pls explain in detail how the copper coils are winded and attached to the stator part wit pics.. I need to do this water turbine at the earliest., the only doubt s wit the stator part which s not clear,,

Comment on Ciatti's Gasoline-Burning Diesel Engine Emits Less Soot and Nitrous Oxides by Gary c Brown

Gary c Brown — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 22:30:41 +0000

a at shadetree conversions we have been operating a diesel (tractor engine) powered pick up on gasoline ! we are heating the diesel in a steel tank mounted to the exhaust manifold to turn the fuel into gas vapor ! it will get about 15 to 20 miles on a pint of gasoline! we need help to design a throttle mechanism to be able to properly accelerate and control engine speed! any suggestions would be appreciated !!!!!!!

Comment on Tata Motors to Launch Mini CAT Compressed Air Car in August by Ovidiu Sandru

Ovidiu Sandru — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 17:36:24 +0000

I said it in the end: “don’t take my word for it.” I only took the news from boldride.com, thought it was interesting and had more details than what I had seen in other sources, and wrote about it. But I really don’t know Tata Motors’ real plans.

Comment on Tata Motors to Launch Mini CAT Compressed Air Car in August by Charlie A

Charlie A — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 17:25:14 +0000

This article seems to be a repeat of the early 2008 announcements that Tata would start selling air powered cars in summer 2008.

That, in turn shares much with the late 2004 article about the start of sales by MDI in 2005. (Which of course has never happened since MDI has never started mass production of any air powered vehicle). See http://www.gizmag.com/go/3523/

We can go back even further and see where the BBC announced that MDI would start production in 2000.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/988265.stm None of those cars were ever sold.

What is the source of info for this article?

Comment on Tata Motors is Expected to Release an Air-Powered Nano by Charlie A

Charlie A — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 17:14:37 +0000

@aman shah — MDI has never sold any air cars. They had a few small prototypes running around at airports in France and Netherlands, but have never started production in spite of many announcements of “production next quarter”.

Comment on Tata Motors to Launch Mini CAT Compressed Air Car in August by Charlie A

Charlie A — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 17:11:40 +0000

What is your source of information? ??????????

It seems that every year or so some blogger wakes up from a coma and sees a news article about Tata introducing an air car in August 2008, but either doesn’t notice the year or the article omits the year.

Then the blogger announces “Tata to introduce air car in August!”.

Then multiple other bloggers pick up the story and add the current year.

Tata doesn’t introduce the car, but the whole bogus announcement cycle will repeat again next year.

It appears that the trigger for this series is the NZ Herald article, http://www.nzherald.co.nz/motoring/news/article.cfm?c_id=9&objectid=10792342 . Correct?

Comment on How To Build a UFO-like Anti Gravity Spacecraft by Ovidiu Sandru

Ovidiu Sandru — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 05:23:48 +0000

Thanks for your remark, the links now work.

Comment on How To Build a UFO-like Anti Gravity Spacecraft by David

David — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 01:14:46 +0000

Please the link of book are broke, reup

Comment on Tata Motors to Launch Mini CAT Compressed Air Car in August by Alan Wolf

Alan Wolf — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 23:47:41 +0000

so it’s glued- so what- you boys need to do some homework it seems. Apparently the latest newest high end UK built Marlin- like the same that James Bond drove in the movies EH” seems that they are carbon fibre that are “glued” together.

Comment on How To Build a Stirling Engine From a Can in Your Kitchen by SuzieQMiller

SuzieQMiller — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 14:14:10 +0000

I’ve heard that there are people making over $200,000 a month
with a company that sells low calorie energy shakes that tastes like cake.
The most I’ve made in one month is $20,000.
Does anyone actually know someone making $200,000 a month ?
I know quite a few people who have won the free black bmw,
but they just started and aren’t making anywhere near that!!

Comment on How To Build a Stirling Engine From a Can in Your Kitchen by pletcherlpy

pletcherlpy — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 18:10:58 +0000

http://www.scheufelenna.com/blog/2012/03/emerald-forest-gifts-fine-crafts-studio-city-studio-city-ca.html

Comment on How to Build a Small-Scale Hydroelectric Generator by Highly Eager Student

Highly Eager Student — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 15:47:23 +0000

Could you explain in detail, the stator and the rotor part. im a grade 9 student thinking of making this project, but not clear regarding the mentioned parts

Comment on How To Build Your Own Home Made Superconductor by joe

joe — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 22:02:56 +0000

hi,
at which temperature this material becomes superconductor?

Comment on How To Build a Stirling Engine From a Can in Your Kitchen by Faittenuato

Faittenuato — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 18:04:47 +0000

Comment on DIY: How to Build a Vertical Axis Wind Turbine (VAWT) by Leon

Leon — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 01:08:53 +0000

Hi, very interested in the vawt plans myself, any and all help will be much appreciated. Thank in advance Leon.

Comment on Bill Gates’ Fecal Recycling Technology Studied by UK Universities by larry hagedon

larry hagedon — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 17:29:09 +0000

Well bless my soul, so these scientists have found a technology that pretty much mirrors a technology that is at least 6,000 years old, is currently in use all over the world, and is powering millions of packing houses, food processing plants, farms, homes and villages right now, today.

The main difference is that it seems this new technology will take several more years to develop, and will be inherently very costly for poverty stricken folks to purchase; requiring one to buy and install a complicated catalyst machine.

The ancient technology; methane digestion, is nearly free on a home or small farm scale, and is readily available today.

On a home or farm scale. methane digestion can use all recycled and found materials to build, can be easily set up in an afternoon and is easily used by anyone. The methane digesters can use a much broader range of feedstocks, in addition to human sewage, including straw, corn cobs, sawdust, garbage, dead animals, kitchen and restaurant wastes, scrap cardboard and paper, butchering offal and cannery wastes.

Millions of these methane digesters are in use around the world right now today.

Comment on Korean Seaweed Biofuel not Using Usable Lands for Crops by John

John — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 10:51:03 +0000

Ethanol vehicles pose a significant risk to human health, study finds
http://news.stanford.edu/pr/2007/pr-ethanol-041807.html

Gasoline Plus Ethanol Equals Bad Ozone
http://membrane.com/trees/footnotes/ethanol-pollution-study.html

Fumes from ethanolcars increases cancer risk according to study by Stockholm university
http://blogg.aftonbladet.se/19401/perma/803051/

Comment on Cheapest Way to Get Hydrogen: the Photoelectrochemical Diode by Randall Long

Randall Long — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 18:28:28 +0000

Yes,
trying to work on displacement of liquid silver, IE N\S by changeing pole polarity
Could use some inovations on my concept, to force reforming to suite the energy needed
Anything would be helpfull and would be included in our finding (inovators be reconized)
Thank you Randall Long P.O.Box 324 Fernwood,ID.83830

Comment on China's First Solar Air Conditioner that Can Send Power to the Grid by Yug Tamrakar

Yug Tamrakar — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 10:37:04 +0000

Please send price and technicnical spec of solar airconditioner

Comment on Ford's EcoBoost 1.0-Liter Engine Will Feature 3 Cylinders and Lots of Power by Aman

Aman — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 12:27:57 +0000

It’s comming to India and china!

Comment on Ford's EcoBoost 1.0-Liter Engine Will Feature 3 Cylinders and Lots of Power by Aman

Aman — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 12:26:56 +0000

Yes,it’s going to India first!Wow!
I heared that Ford has filed four hunderds to six hundreds of different patents for Eco Boost.Not just six or seven.His shows the serious technology Ford has invented.

Comment on How to Build a Gravity Engine: The Pinwheel Free Energy Generator by Aman

Aman — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 12:22:23 +0000

Thanks,Oren,I am still continuing my research work,we want to make a perfect Gravity engine,more compact and more efficient.The research will not stop.

Comment on How to Build a Gravity Engine: The Pinwheel Free Energy Generator by Oren Roosa

Oren Roosa — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 01:01:19 +0000

The right way to get things done is not to mind who has got the credit for doing them.
Don’t just retire from something; have something to retire to.

Comment on Sunengy Signs Contract With Tata Power for Floating Concentrated Solar System by Fotovoltaico: dall’India un sistema solare galleggiante che promette bene | BCasa

Wed, 14 Mar 2012 12:44:32 +0000

[...] Via: Greenoptimistic | Vedi anche: Fotovoltaico ultima generazione: pannelli solari che sfruttano la luce e il calore | Pannelli solari innovativi da impiegare soprattutto nelle zone colpite dallo Tsunami [...]

Comment on The New Copper Zinc Tin Sulfide (CZTS) Solar Cells – Cheaper and More Efficient by Rahim Munir

Rahim Munir — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 02:28:08 +0000

It is not their invention. It was invented first in 1996 by Japaneese scientist Katagiri.

Comment on Egypt to Have Two Villages Powered by Solar Energy by lokesh

lokesh — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 09:00:31 +0000

i like your system.
plz send me more data of automatic solar irrigation system

Comment on Air Powered Motoscooter by Sami Thawaba

Sami Thawaba — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 13:06:02 +0000

this is great, i did a similar study on the same subject but it was hard for me to compress the air to more than 15 bars, also finding a good tank that take the pressure was also a problem, how do u manage to compress the tanks to hight pressure ? and where i can get such tanks, please respond to my e mail it is
sthawabi@hotmail.com, i would really like to get some info exchange on this

regards

Comment on How to Build a Small-Scale Hydroelectric Generator by JonDanil

JonDanil — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 15:19:48 +0000

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Comment on Air Hybrid Cars Could Be Cheaper Than Those Based on Electricity by solar panel installers

solar panel installers — Sat, 10 Mar 2012 12:44:45 +0000

SUN DIRECTED State College Solar Installers … Last Saturday turned out to be
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Comment on Free Piston Engine: Worth Investing In It to Power Future Electric Cars? by rupireddy.manoharreddy

rupireddy.manoharreddy — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 14:29:55 +0000

i had a doubt did elecric cars will have piston.if not can u answer how electric cars work

Comment on How To Build Chas Campbell's Gravitational Engine by Eva | Préstamos Rápidos

Eva | Préstamos Rápidos — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 11:56:52 +0000

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Comment on How to Build a Small-Scale Hydroelectric Generator by Science Nerd Wanna Be

Science Nerd Wanna Be — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 10:01:49 +0000

If you want more voltage try adding more copper coils and magnets that should do the tick if it doesn’t i’ve got no idea cause what i said worked for me

Comment on India to Install Solar-Powered Cell Phone Towers by ARMAAN KHAN

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Comment on Complex Algae-Powered Energy System Made by a 15-Year Old by Kyaw Kyaw

Kyaw Kyaw — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 05:37:46 +0000

Congratulation young Inventor, Cheerful to you.

I am Researcher & production of Algae to Bio fuel projects in Myanmar.
In my country, warm climate, we have so many Algae & seaweed in coastal area about 1700 miles.

Rgds,
Mr.Kyaw,
Structural & Environmental Engineer,
Green Planet Associates,
Yangon,Myanmar

Comment on WindCharger : Sauer Energy's Cheap Vertical-Axis Turbine For Small Buildings To Be Launched by john broughman

john broughman — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 22:27:59 +0000

i want to know wear in my area i can buy this product and how much is it going to cost me

Comment on DIY: How to Build a Vertical Axis Wind Turbine (VAWT) by Raymond

Raymond — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 17:24:52 +0000

hi everyone.
Now then cost of VAWT construction. MMMMM. Where can I get cheap magnet wire from. Ah yes. Motors. Strip vaccuum cleaner motors, washing machine motors, microwave transformers etc. How many get taken to landfill or melted down? Now magnets. Microwaves have two ceramic magnets. Ok not nyodim ones but they work. Make a layered PMG. Rotor stator rotor. Rotor stator rotor. To get more power. You wont get Kilowatts but you will get watts. I even make turbines from ceiling fans. I always look for the cheapest easiest and reproductable ways of doing things. Now the vanes. Small machines can be made with microwave cases. Bigger ones with washing machine case. How do I make a Lenz vane I hear? Easy. Plastic pipe from a skip. Cut in half and your wing is bolted to the microwave panel you cut out or washing machine one. Only use info from the net as your guide and let your inventiveness surface. Now solar and wind electronic controllers. MMMMMM. Where to get components for free. Thier in front of me. That pile of microwaves, tvs, monitors, radios in front of me. Circuits and schematics for basic usable units can be googled. How to wire it all up can be googled too. I have activated followup comments so I will know of any posts. I will gladly assist anyone who asks as much as I am able. Here is my website so you can see what micro generation looks like and what I am researching. Enjoy the experience. Dont make it a chore. https://sites.google.com/site/alternativediyenergy/

Comment on Chunlei Guo's Metal Pushing Water Uphill Without Extra Energy by Aman

Aman — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 01:10:27 +0000

I thought of similar to this idea,but it seemed that a capillary effect in tubes is too small and wanted to do more research to accelerate capillary action !

Comment on How to Build a Gravity Engine: The Pinwheel Free Energy Generator by Aman

Aman — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 01:01:01 +0000

I am 75 percent sure,that this gravity powered generator works on the principle I used!
I am Aman. Perpetual motion machines are impossible. I am inventing an engine that runs on gravity for small domestic use and also optimising it for next world future cars. But my engine is not a perpetual motion machine!
This is “gravity-piston impulse kinetic power technology.” It’s like releasing a heavy ball over a small, lightweight ball at some distance from the earth’s surface in a vacuum. This means, without any considerable reduction of speed of the bigger ball travelling towards the ground, the smaller balls get extra energy due to gravitational amplification. Well, my engine works on a similar principle. In other words, it works on the principle of gravitational amplification.
What happens is very similar to this equation: “Impulsive gravitational energy absorbed and used by lightweight small ball from the heavy ball due to gravitational amplification plus standard gravity (9.8); as output electricity (converted) equals small loss of big ball due to impulse resistance/back reactance plus energy equivalent to go against standard gravity plus fictional energy loss plus impulsive energy applied.” I can’t disclose the whole concept to general public because we want to apply for a patent. There are a few diagrams relating to my idea, but I fear someone would copy them. Please wait until I get patent so that I can disclose my engine’s whole concept.
At first, I intended to produce products only for domestic use and as a camping accessory. I am doing more research for increasing power output so that it can be used in the future in cars. My engine uses heavy weight piston gears, and four flywheels in an unconventional and different way and pusher rods, but not balls. It was necessary for me to use the example of balls to explain the basic idea I used in my concept. (The ball system is analogous to the piston-gear system I am using in my engine).
I want to release one more secret of why might non Perpectual magnetic engines get power from magnets,continuously,
Magnetic engines? Yes, possible but they are not perpetual.
Photons (light) hit the atomic particles continuously to compress particles inside atoms and thus store energy in them similar to a compression spring in the form of nuclear energy!So you can extract that energy to get required electrical power!
So non-perpetual magnetic engines are possible, but some people can cheat by claiming to invent perpetual machines.
Well,I mean to say,”Analogous “,which means similar.Both his and mine may use similar basic principle /idea but the working mechanism may be totally different!

Comment on Gravity-Powered Irrigation System Replaces Diesel Pump and Saves Rancher $3,500 Per Year by Aman

Aman — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 00:42:07 +0000

Oh sorry,I read it wrong and incomplete,It’s not that very big achievement,His pump principle is not same as my engine,my engine produces power in truely unconventional way!

Comment on How To Build a Stirling Engine From a Can in Your Kitchen by Numberuse

Numberuse — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 00:00:13 +0000

Привет! Весна пришла. Через месяц всё зеленеть начнёт. Весенней оттепели ждать еще не скоро, но я уже готов вылазить из берлоги и вершить великие дела. Начал подтягивать форму, подтягиваюсь, отжимаюсь, тягаю железо. А у вас какие мысли в первый день весны?

Comment on Researchers Fight Over Global Warming Existence – Who's to Win? by Russell Millard

Russell Millard — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 21:52:11 +0000

Good one John.
A lot of energy is being wasted, and the Merchant bankers will pick up the difference.

From Nikolai Tesla

Today’s scientists have substituted mathematics for experiments, and they wander off through equation after equation, and eventually build a structure which has no relation to reality.

Your point on Fossil Fuel is very relevant. The ethereal reference to ” Renewable Energy ” is just that, a pipe dream ( bong ).

If we used all of our industrial might to produce enough solar cells and wind turbines to supply our immediate energy needs, plus a bit for expansion etc and then shut down our fossil fuel based system then the world would start shutting down about 20 years later.

Consider the complexity of the industrial system just to build a viable solar panel.
1 mine pure silica sand
2 develope a sub microsecond production facility to build computers to control the intricate process of creating a solar cell.
3 box the whole thing together as a solar panel
4 fit and connect the solar panel
5 15 years later as it starts to degrade plan for replacement
6 Time to replace, oops not enough capacity in the system for the system to replace itself.

If a system cannot produce enough energy to replace itself then it is not renewable, just a pipe dream.

Russ

Comment on Solar Balloon to Harness 400 Times More Energy by Russell Millard

Russell Millard — Sun, 04 Mar 2012 21:50:53 +0000

Another con job.
The maximum energy available at the earths surface is about 1kWper sq-m, so they are saying 400kW/sq-m. Come on,even the Space Station can’t catch that much.
Jeez, con artists charletons and now psuedo greenies all having a lend of us.

Comment on New Graphite-Coated "Super Sand" Filters Water Much More Efficiently by Russell Millard

Russell Millard — Sun, 04 Mar 2012 21:32:19 +0000

I remember from my early geography studies that contaminated water that passed through the surface soil of a normal grassland/forest et al for a mile or so would be potable when it resurfaced.
This knowledge is encapsulated in a system used over here where we bias the effluent underground and let it anaerobically purify, or bias it to surface dams populated by lillies on top and a myriad of things underneath.
And yes it is potable, more so than the local council attempts where they take pure water and pollute it with purifiers.

Russ

Comment on Microbes and Saltwater Used to Produce Electricity from Wastewater and Waste Heat by Henry Boyter, Jr.

Henry Boyter, Jr. — Sat, 03 Mar 2012 00:52:28 +0000

Sounds interesting. It would have been nice to see some suggested time scenarios. What is it going to take for 10MGD in real time? Also, the reference to trickling filters should be updated as industrial wastewater uses more advanced techniques.

Comment on How Earthquakes, Tsunamis and Global Warming are Connected – A Plausible Theory by JOHN L. PIKE JR.

JOHN L. PIKE JR. — Fri, 02 Mar 2012 23:16:34 +0000

3/2/2012

A CHANGE IN THE CONFIGURATION OF THE OCEANS BOTTOM WOULD DO MORE TO CHANGE THE OCEAN LEVEL THAN A MINOR THERMAL VARIATION IN OCEAN TEMPERATURE.

WHAT ABOUT THE THERMAL HOT SPOTS LOCATED AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEANS OF THE WORLD?

YOU SAY THAT THE EARTH IS A CLOSED SYSTEM, WHAT ABOUT THE SUN?

SOLAR OUTPUT, THE DISTANCE FROM THE SUN, THE DISTANCE FROM THE MOON, THE LENGTH OF A DAY ON EARTH, AND, THE ORIENTATION OF THE EARTH TO THE SUN ARE CONSTANTLY CHANGING.

THE HEIGHT OF THE OCEANS MAY CHANGE, HOW EVER; THERE IS ONE SIMILARITY THAT ALL OF THE OCEANS ON EARTH SHARE. THEY ALL HAVE DIFFERANT CHEMICAL CONTENT WHICH MEANS THE WATERS SPECIFFIC GRAVITY IS DIFFERENT.

THE EARTH, AND, MOON HAVE A SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP WHERE THE DISTANCE OF THE MOON FROM THE EARTH CONSTANTLY CHANGES.

THE EARTH IS MORE LIKE A GYROSCOPE WITH A LIQUID MOLTEN CORE, AND, A FREE MOVING CRUST THAT IS CONSTANTLY CHANGING ORIENTATION IN RELATION TO THE BALANCE OF THE SURFACE WITH THE EQUATOR AS THE COMPRESSION CENTER.

RATHER THAN THE MOON WHICH IS MORE LIKE A PENDULOM ON A CLOCK, AND, INFLUENCES THE LENGTH OF A DAY ON EARTH BY THE AVERAGE ORBITAL SPEED.

WHEN THE MOON MOVES CLOSER, THEN THE LENGTH OF THE DAY IS SHORTER, AND, IF THE MOON MOVES FURTHER AWAY THE DAY IS LONGER.

THE CYCLE OF THE MOON CREATES A WAVE ON THE SURFACE OF THE EARTH WHICH INFLUENCES BOTH TECTONIC PLATES, AND, OCEAN HEIGHT.

IF THE LENGTH OF A DAY ON EARTH BECOMES LONG ENOUGH, THEN, YOU WILL HAVE GLOBAL WARMING.

Comment on How To Build a Tesla 4 Battery Switch by Student of a high school of ARUBA!

Student of a high school of ARUBA! — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 21:50:56 +0000

HI, i did like the nikola tesla switch and i’m interested into bringing this nikola tesla switch it to a school project (science fair), And i would like some more information about it, how does it works, how do you construct it, what do you need to make it happend, and also i do want a research question of the nikola tesla switch, if it’s posible feel free to contact me by my email,.. ( p.s sorry for a bad englisch)

kind regarts,..

student of a high school of ARUBA.