contribution to the building maintenance and for parking. We think that such constant income could go back to the association through coherent rehabilitation programs that would include passive protection elements (shutters, shading) or sun panels. This operation would be extremely advantageous for the tenants, ease the traffic, help social cohesion, and finally, it would give a new urban identity to the zone. A comprehensive, coherent project is needed, that should be coordinated by an …
(If) we had the technology for planetary engineering for example control of the earth’s temperature (s), Then we could control the weather. If we had huge miles of ocean cities on piston driven solar panels, Environmentally conscious cities that could act like thermostats to maintain the ocean’s temperature and greenhouses, miles of them ! Generators, like pistons that us the motion of the ocean for power, as well as the sun, and we could harvest hydrogen. If we have the technology why not the political will to stop the ice before it is to late, A winter that has no spring is not a good idea for North America or northern Europe or China. Instead of reducing the human population to a few 100 million, Why not use humans as a resources. Not slave power but man power. The alternatives to this position is not good at all.
The ancients used skylights for light in lieu of electricity. Light was used for drying, even cooking foods and drying clothes. Solar clocks/sun dials were once popular but now we have battery operated clocks. Where have we tapped into any of these resources since the outdated solar clothes drier nicknamed the ‘clothes line’? Good example Omnisource. [...]
As I understand current solar panels only collect visible light, is somebody working on collecting the full spectrum of light available? That means infrared, ultraviolet, x-rays and the rest of the energy put out by the sun. Originally posted 2008-12-20 19:44:19.
giant flower, and a mutant plant known as the Flaahgra emerges from it. This boss fight isn’t particularly hard, but it is annoying. What you need to do is get rid of its exposure to sunlight, at least temporarily. Just de-activate those sun panels, and then the tentacles protecting the Flaahgra’s base will disappear, allowing [...]
