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If the Coal Problem were Solved, then What?

03/09/2011 10:25 PM

I have mentioned previously about a chamber of which is capable of achieving the duplication of solar energy. For sure it's real and needless to say I spose I received some slack over it. But so as it is, the chamber is doing fine. Their was some mention however of some thermodymic laws of whom somebody accused me of breaking, well so be it. The chamber remains at room temperature as it is rated in kelvin, perhaps that was somewhat of a delima. But I would like to pose a question, if I may. WHAT IF THE ENERGY PROBLEMS OF TODAY WERE TO JUST SORTA GO AWAY, WHAT WOULD BE THE OUTLOOK OF THE GLOBEL SITUATION SUCH AS IT IS TODAY??? Interesting as it may sound one would surmise it should well evoke somewhat deep thought.

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03/09/2011 11:00 PM

I for one am for a warmer planet so as far as I am concerned what we are doing theoretically is right on track with what I would like to see happen which means that I do not like these theory's on how to change things to prevent the world from improving in my views.

There is a whole other side to these future "what if" scenarios. Namely "what if" things make an overall improvement for the world wide averages?

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03/09/2011 11:53 PM

Why do you single out coal as being problematic?

Describe in which ways this chamber duplicates solar energy. Heat output? Light output? Nuclear fusion? Magnetic field? Conversion of hydrogen into helium?

WHAT IF THE ENERGY PROBLEMS OF TODAY WERE TO JUST SORTA GO AWAY, WHAT WOULD BE THE OUTLOOK OF THE GLOBEL SITUATION SUCH AS IT IS TODAY??? Interesting as it may sound one would surmise it should well evoke somewhat deep thought.

The energy problems of today are not going to "just sorta go away". Therefore, "somewhat deep thought" would be wasted effort. Better to devote deep thought to solving problems, to being creative, to understanding the true nature of existence, etc.

You have offered nothing to think about or discuss. However, I suspect there must be some reason you are posting here. Is there something you wanted to write about your sun-in-a-bottle concept?

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03/10/2011 1:27 AM

He had another thread, "Can We Get Rid of Coal?" Other than this new thread, it contained all of his other postings. They were strikingly illiterate and uncogent. I guess we can gird our loins for more of the same....

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03/10/2011 9:14 AM

Then what?

We will be paying you royality everyday,is that Ok?

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03/10/2011 1:36 PM

Not to be taken as an acceptance of the initial premise of having such a device, I'll jump in on the socio-economic aspect.

At no time in human history has there ever been a totally benevolent society. Someone is always at want for something, and someone else has always exploited that. I see no change in human nature forthcoming. At this moment in history, the top "want" is energy. If that went away, the number 2 would just move up to number 1. Food, water, living space, whatever. Those that have more will then exploit those that have less of whatever moves into that top spot.

But I'll grant that for the time being, solving the energy issue could in theory alleviate the food and water issues to a certain extent. So if that happens unfortunately the nature of populations, regardless of species by the way, is to expand to the available space. Human population would explode unfettered by the restrictions of energy shortages and we would consume all of the earth's resources. We would then die off or kill each other over the remaining scraps and the earth would eventually return to a form of stasis, just without us.

So along with your "solution" to the energy issue, you had better come up with affordable space travel, and fast!

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03/10/2011 5:12 PM

So lets all just hop in a spaceship and head out. That as well is not at all out of the question. An Electromagnetic Induction System is presently on the drawing board thing. Once out of the earths atmosphere, it.s speed is only as per that of it's composition. The Chamber consists of a series of igniters of which supply the causation for atomic reactivity within the chamber walls. The atoms are seperated in that the chamber itself produces very little heat of which is measured not only in C/F temperature but in Kelvins as well. As the atoms are contained, they are not capable of interaction, thus minimal heat, and very little electromagnetic radiation. Once the electrons are released...Outside of the chamber...the atomic particles are united one with the other, and electrical energy is produced. For real it is harmless, environmentally, lest one touches the protruding probes. The chamber is lightweight and very compact. Harmless, yes it is, as per I have encased it in plastic. Sure the first prototype melted, due to the enormous heat, but through the process of nuclear seperation, I have been able to overcome that. The unit as I stated is small 4/32/72 inches, yet will produce 3kh of electrical current 24/7 with a projection of an additional output of another 3kh. Yup, the little burger will fit easily within the trunk of most any automobile. A locamotive, for sure, is not out of the question. Five thousand gallons of fuel, a mile a gallon, weight would be an asset, as the chamber, has very little weight in that the locomative would gain traction.

COAL was mentioned, as it was a topic of discussion brought on by another individual, I just sorta used his topic in that I may bring him a little comfort in knowing that not all is lost, as we dig holes in the ground, we will not spin off into space. REALTIES are a thing of desire, as are ROYALTIES, however as it is, the plans for any monitary forthcoming are destined for scientific research. But sure, I want a few tokes to put into my piggy, but gee, after all, how much does a person really need to purchase their dreams. NUMBER 2, so should we go about solving this energy thing, then what, what is next on the catastrophic list. May want to find out, as an investment may be awaiting just on the verge, of mans next delima.

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03/10/2011 5:38 PM

Wow. That's all I can say. Wow.

I have stumbled through read your comment four times, and all I can say is.. WOW!

"For real it is harmless, environmentally, lest one touches the protruding probes." What happens if I touch the protruding probes?

"Sure the first prototype melted, due to the enormous heat, but through the process of nuclear seperation, I have been able to overcome that." Well, thank goodness you have overcome that little problem.

"...heat of which is measured not only in C/F temperature but in Kelvins as well." You have covered quite a few different ways to measure temperature, that is for sure. Is this applicable to R, or maybe RØ as well?

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03/10/2011 11:36 PM

Five thousand gallons of fuel, a mile a gallon, weight would be an asset, as the chamber, has very little weight in that the locomative would gain traction.

This part has me very interested. I wonder if one could also say: "14 gallons of H2SO4, three parts per hour, spinach could be a good thing, as the room, has very little length in that the windows could admit light."

I can understand that you want to keep some of this "close to the vest" so you need not answer this, but I notice that you refer to delima. Can your chamber use lima beans as a fuel?

I am hoping to see your chamber running on you tube soon.

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03/11/2011 2:02 PM

"...3kh of electrical current..."

What the heck is a kh? A kilo Henry? That would be a measure of inductance, not current, and the H would be capitalized by the way.

If you meant 3kWh, again that's not current, that's energy, and not a lot of it. That's essentially running 2 hair blow dryers for an hour. In my neck-of-the-woods, about 30 cents worth of energy.

If your explanations are as accurate as your designs, I hope you live somewhere very far away from me...

This is entertaining though, I must admit. Is your real name Charlie Sheen out of curiosity?

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03/12/2011 12:22 AM

The chamber produces 36000k in temperature output, in short, this is disignated as 1kh, or One Kelvin Hour. Through the addition or subtraction of atomic particles the kelvin number remains the same, however, the amount of increase of energy, regardless of that which is specified, is still rated in kelvin hours, that is One Kelvin Hour, times whatever the increase of electron particles. Presently the chamber is set a number three. As per inductance, well that as I have mentioned is another project.

Hope all is well on the west coast, if you should see your neighbor, if you would tell him hi for me, and that I am being good. By the way, if you were to put a lima bean between the two probes, for sure it would explode.

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03/12/2011 12:44 AM

The chamber by the way has been reduced in size by 2400cubes, it is presently at 4x30x52 inches, of which it will remain.

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03/13/2011 12:03 PM

What is the conversion from Kelvin-hours to Centigrade-hours? If we wanted to calculate the energy-temperature force-vectoring into a scalar number (digital, of course) how should we proceed with the tangential sequentializing?

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03/14/2011 3:59 PM

The subject matter of discussion was, Solve A Problem, What Then. So it has been mentioned that food and water may well be our next want, should the energy situation improve. Water has been mentioned, but as second place, therefor I would guess that should one of the global problems of today "just sorta go away", this will of course in a large part solve a major protion of the thirst. There has been mention of the chamber, that remains as yet to justify it's purpose. Sure it is more than capable, but until proven long term it is merely in a place of assumption. As per a foumula given to me within the scope of question, it is not at all of relevance in relationship to the chamber. However, in that it is a part of the forum, hopefully I can give forth some enlightenment.

The scale of centigrade is antiquated in that it is as outdated plus well over 200 years, it is no longer used as per that of relevance. Two degress makes little difference lest it be that of real importance, I am not boiling water nor am I about to freeze any. The vectoring of a given number is of course a mere matter of placeing various nemeric and alphabetic equations within a tangential sequence to be contained within a matrix of processing computations. Such as would a computer. The individual whom brought forth the comtemplation is for sure astute with his computer. By the way, I like his car, a 440vac high torque turbo 3 phase engine, why he would be the cock of the walk. A real winning kahuna. But he doesn't have a bottle of sun light. In haveing such as this matrix a virus, malware, as well a horsie may be produced within the matrex for the purpose of destroying another computer. This for sure is a bad thing. But not at all of the intended discussion.

We have nuclear energy, for sure we have proven to ourselves of it's relevance, we boil water with it. We split the little atom thingies, and blow each other up with the end result. Sorta beyond all logical comprehension. Have we succeded in advancement, debatable. Windmills, steam, bombs, real advancement. I spose one of the threads neighbors created these particles for a better purpose than for that of which has been our proven wisdom. Yet as it is, none seem to comprehend really what all this stuff is all about, nor of it's overall purpose.

A suggestion, if I may be so bold, why not put our intellectual capacities into more meaningful endevorment, and be a little more creative, with what has been thus far so abused. And sorta place our own self want and arregance toward a more meaningful purpose.

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03/15/2011 10:24 AM

WHAT IF THE ENERGY PROBLEMS OF TODAY WERE TO JUST SORTA GO AWAY, WHAT WOULD BE THE OUTLOOK OF THE GLOBEL SITUATION SUCH AS IT IS TODAY???

I guess there would be a lot of people out of work and not just in the energy producing industries, cause if the energy producers are out of work, they will not have money to spend in this consumer driven society, so a lot of other industries would be laying people off. So I would predict starvation, riots etc. Better prep the army.

So if I have one of those gadgets in the trunk of my car, and I get into an accident, and the probes get into contact with my vehicle????? Is that it?

I am not suer I could find an insurance company to cover that, and even if, thanks but no thanks. I'll take a peddle bike first.

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03/15/2011 4:16 PM

Hello CANADA: YOU ARE RIGHT ON!!! For real I believe as you, all this Star Chamber stuff, may not really be a good thing. CONGRADS TO YOU!!! Is why I brought up this forum, in that I really wanted some input, that I be not held responsible but for only that of the worth of which it could provide. Such as is this, reason, I have not ventured beyond the realm of present realities. For sure it was not ment for the military, nor to be used for any purpose, other than the betterment of mankind. So ya well, such as it is.

The example I brought forth on the 440vac automobile, was but an exaggeration of what some would for sure find comfort in. The chamber will produce from 12vdc/ac upwords and well beyond 12000vdc/ac. It is merely a matter of atomic and component composition. Within an automobile, in having a collision, I have yet to hear of someone being zapped by a battery. This is the same principal, besides, it can be, at whatever the voltage/current may be, shut down, as quickly as if it were an airbag. But yup, some people like to go fast, beyond me as to why, and this vehicle would be for real the fastest thing on the track, yup, was not it's intended purpose. But someone would build it, and someone as well, would put food on the table from it. But sure, not necessarily a lot of food. The few jobs it would bring forth is not at all of that much worth.

Should the chamber become a reality within tomarrows society, What Then??? Few individuals need maintain the grid, but only for that purpose of upkeep. No ones digging holes in the ground, No one is drilling holes so much anywhere. No one is floating barges or driving trucks anywhere, and, no one is pumping gas. And well gee, Tiger, your right, no one has any money to spend. And for sure not everyone is quite cut out to be a farmer. And too as well, an all electric aircraft is already in the design stages, why not a ship, or as it goes, why not anything else that presently depends on mans present endevorments. Whoa, whoa, whoa, or WOW! As Doorman would say, bless her little heart.

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