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Energy Beam 101: Technology to “eliminate” carbon footprint!

by Royce Entner | 8:16 am January 16th, 2010 | 1 Comment »

“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” Leonardo Da Vinci

Why incrementally reduce carbon footprint when it is “simply” possible to completely eliminate carbon footprint?

Simply understand, expand and harness two simple technologies…the magnifying glass and the prism.

1. Look at two “practical applications” of focusing (“concentrating”) light energy with a magnifying glass:

Any child with a magnifying glass can ignite fossil fuels (leaves, paper, or tinder for a camp fire).

Any child with a magnifying glass can also boil a glass of water into steam.

Expand this from child’s play into commercial application… perhaps innovative new technology can harness concentrated light energy to generate “high pressure steam”. It just may be practical to replace (fossil fuel or atomic energy) boiler technology that generates electricity at power plants around the world today!

“Carbon footprint” is the result of burning fossil fuel… just breath smoke and fumes from burning leaves, paper and camp fires, or witness “particulate” belching from power plant chimneys… or catch a breath of poisonous gas from
combustion engine exhaust pipes. (Additionally, “nuclear footprint”, (the side effect of atomic powered electric generating plants) is perhaps even more lethal… because spent “radioactive” fuel rods dangerously decay for “thousands of years”, while the threat of accidents or terrorism can become instantaneous global catastrophes.)

Fossil fuel and atomic energy are simply “dirty”… and (for that reason alone) are effectively “obsolete”.

While it might as well be a “top secret” from the general public, innovative “energy beam” technology is just about available to power boilers generating steam at any terrestrial power station. “Concentrating light”, or “energy beam” technology” is a new technology that simply has no carbon footprint, (and additionally, no atomic footprint!).

Practical technology to boil water into steam (to turn turbines) to generate electricity is no longer absolutely dependent on fossil fuels or atomic energy.

2. Harnessing light energy with a prism. (Dispersion)

Any child playing with a prism understands “dispersion”… visible light separates into the colors of the rainbow as it passes through the prism. (This is just the opposite of light energy “concentrating” at the focal point as it passes through a magnifying glass!)

These two unique, yet “interchangeable” and “complimentary” characteristics of light energy are already keys to harnessing energy in a multitude of common devices serving the world today.

Just as the individual colors of the rainbow are identifiable because each color has its own unique “wave length” and “frequency”, each separate and individual type of energy outside the visible light spectrum has its own unique and individual “wave length” and “frequency”. It is as simple as choosing your favorite radio or television station, or the setting on your microwave oven.

Solar energy (visible light waves from the sun), radio waves, television waves, microwaves, X-rays, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, sonar, radar, gamma rays, beta rays… every individual type of energy is simply a variation of “wave length” and “frequency” of energy.

Modern technology already uses radio, television and microwave energy for communications across the Earth with “dish antennas” to send and receive energy to and from satellites in orbit, and between dish towers for cell telephones.

Interestingly, energy from the sun… contains every wave length and frequency of energy available to be harnessed by each “specialized” technology invented and currently available for practical applications in modern society.

It is not science fiction to state that Mankind commands 21st Century “Space Age” technology and resources today.

Since mankind has access to “space age” technology… rockets, satellites and “dish antenna” for transmission of energy from place to place… it is possible to completely eliminate fossil fuel (and even atomic energy) to generate steam to turn turbines at electric power plants.

It is simply time to replace “obsolete boilers” generating electricity at power plants around the world today.

Instead of boiling water with fossil or atomic energy, it is simply time to deploy in geostationary orbits new “energy beam” satellites at LEO (Low Earth Orbit) to:

1. “Collect” solar energy 24/7.
2. “Convert” solar energy into “microwave” energy.
3. Using “dish technology”… “beam” microwave energy (from new “collecting and conversion” satellites) to new power plant “receiving dish” boilers to generate steam.

Simply replace every fossil fuel and atomic energy boiler with a new microwave dish “energy beam” boiler… immediately eliminating power plant carbon (and atomic energy) footprint.

In fact, Japan plans to test launch the first “energy beam” satellite technology in 2013 for satellites that will be designed to power 500,000 households per satellite. (This is not science fiction or idle speculation… test launch is only three years away.)

There are 110 million “electric utility” households across America… divide by 500,000 households per satellite:: 220 “energy beam” satellites could convert all fossil fuel and nuclear power plants across America… perhaps in only 6 to 8 years.

It does not take Harry Potter to wave his magic wand to eliminate global “carbon footprint”… a decade of transition to “energy beam” power plant technology can “really” get the job done.

“Dare to be naive.” Buckminster Fuller

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One Response to “Energy Beam 101: Technology to “eliminate” carbon footprint!”


  1. Reply by Royce Entner:

    Hello Tony,

    I will answer your questions about the cost of Energy Beam technology asap in my next blog: (Continue #2).

    In the mean time, please review a fundamental insight regarding technology…an insight to understanding “Innovation”…new ideas that “change everything”!

    Here is my primary source document to establish a “background perspective” regarding technology from:
    (Introductory Perspective: Tsunami of Progress and Prosperity)
    (royceentner@gmail.com Saturday, 3 January 2009)

    ——————————————-Approaching the Benign Environment————————————
    ————————————————-Richard Buckminster Fuller——————————————

    Buckminster Fuller speaking:

    “Now I’m going to point out to you something about technology.

    I’ll go back to 1810—to the time of the first economic census in the United States.

    At that time there were a million American families and our total wealth, including wilderness, all public lands, homesteaders, and the rest, was about $3,000 per family, or about three billion dollars.

    What would have happened in 1810 if we had chosen the ablest, wisest, and most trustworthy of our citizens and said: “Gentlemen, we would like you to form a planning committee to take our three billion dollars and, as rapidly as possible, employ our total resources in the most intelligent way we know how, to take care of the most people in the shortest time.”

    As it happened, in 1810 we were not too far from inventing the telegraph.

    Suppose our forefathers had said: “We are going to undertake not only to develop a telegraph, but we are also going to send power through a solid wire. [Nobody had ever heard of such a thing!] We are then going to go even further, and have wireless; we are going to have all the things that we have today: the periodic table, the discovery of atoms, etc.”

    What would have happened if a man had said: “We are going to develop transistors and go around to the other side of the moon?”

    In 1810, they would have said: “Too bad we picked this fellow for the committee; we’ll obviously have to replace him.”

    There’s not one item of modern technology that we’ve acquired since 1810 that would have been possibly accredited or even dreamt of.

    And if they had known what it was going to cost…!

    If they had asked the committee: “What is it going to cost to get those things?” and someone had said: “It will cost about a quadrillion dollars.” … obviously he would have been disqualified too.”

    ——————————————-Approaching the Benign Environment————————————
    —————————————Copyright: University of Alabama Press (1970)—————————–

    Based on published primary source research, (in my opinion) “Energy Beam” Technology is “Something that can be done, that is not being done, to benefit the most people as quickly as possible.”

    I live in Rochester, New York. My local utility provider, Rochester Gas and Electric, has 200,000 household utility customers. Since one satellite designed in Japan will power 500,000 households, in my mind, that means one satellite can completely power the cities of Rochester AND Syracuse… OR… the cities of Rochester AND (3/4ths of) Buffalo. All three cities have roughly the same amount of people and “utility households”.

    Effectively, ONE SATELLITE CAN COMPLETELY POWER 1/2 OF WESTERN NEW YORK STATE!

    No single existing source of conventional electricity using any current production technology can power this entire region independently. (Otherwise, it would be in operation right now.)

    And this does not even take into account “zero” emissions capacity built into “Energy Beam” Technology… capacity to “eliminate” carbon footprint… not just “reduce” carbon footprint.

    I am enthusiastic about “Energy Beam” technology because it seems to be “real” at the forefront of progress, and available to serve the best interest of America, and the world… obviously, that includes your neighborhood…France.

    France has done a great job with nuclear power… however, perhaps “Energy Beam” technology is better! Obviously, at the least, “fossil fuel” has to go!

    “Merci beaucoup!”… I hope that translates into “Many Thanks” to you for reviewing “Energy Beam” 101 with an open mind. If I am incorrect; “My mistake… please excuse me.” (I’d hate to be “disqualified” so quickly!)

    For a fact, I do not dream up this information. I simply “connect the dots” of public information. Hopefully, with additional blogs, factual citations will reach the public and incite some positive grass roots impact.

    (I will review your citations before posting “Energy Beam” 101:(# 2 Continue), too.)
    Regards!

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