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Ideas That Could Change The World

I have already offered it in another thread, but I'll repeat it here.

It is a structure that can sit atop virtually any surface or roll around on nearly limitless surfaces. It can fly through the air by solely wind power, or there may be a way to provide lift. The simplest of ideas to provide lift is by getting the air inside warmer than the air outside.

The structure is scalable by changing a singular value. That value is the size of the 21 identical rods needed to make the outer frame. Meaning, you can easily make it small enough to fit in your pocket, or large enough to accommodate numerous families.

I expect the structure will naturally generate usable electrical energy, but I am saving those experiments for much later down the road. I have begun work in the Ilustre Municipalidad de Recoleta, right next to Santiago, the capital of Chile. The first application I wanted to try was as a greenhouse. I have begun work atop Cerro Blanco, in their vivero.

I am sure anyone could find the short peek I captured on a cell phone and stuck up on YouTube, if they were interested. I think pretty much everything pertaining to s23bog, on the internet, pertains to me.
If anyone else cares to offer any supporting ideas, your contributions are welcome.
That doesn't seem all that supportive.

I am not all that concerned with what you support, but you should be in favor of something. Perhaps it would be advisable to focus on what you would like to you want, rather than what you do not want.

You are at the helm of what you type, though. So go ahead ... you steer your ship, I'll steer mine.
I have had an idea that could change the world for a while, but due to not having enough money, I have not tested it. Here it is though, and I *believe* it is not patented or anything:

A car powered by electrical power, but as the wheels turn, it takes the turning of the wheels and turns (aha!) THAT into more electricity, so that the car might not ever need to be charged.
In a way, they do that already. As part of the braking system, the energy is converted to electrical power for charging the batteries.

The generation of electricity by the structure I am developing would be from the Coriolis Effect. Essentially, I am attempting to create a structure that will allow that effect to be channeled. Since that force is responsible for cyclones and anti-cyclones (some of the most powerful forces on earth), it should be able to light a few LED's, at the very least. Perhaps considerably more.
I agree with you @s23bog , and your idea is very creative and neat.

I know about the brake systems, but it still does not charge the car enough for you not to have to plug it in at night. Think about how much energy could be created from the wheels of the car. Maybe you could charge your phone and stuff while driving.
I look at batteries at buckets to store energy. You take energy out to move the vehicle, and then you use the brakes to convert some of that energy back to electricity. It is just a way to recover some of it.

I have long thought about using the cyclic motion caused by the rotation of the earth to generate electricity. It is relatively pervasive. It very likely would work almost anywhere on earth, or any other orbiting body. It could even work without light or wind.

At the equator, the effect would be nil. In the northern hemisphere, it goes in one direction. In the south, where I am, it is clockwise. I do not expect that the energy derived from it would be instantaneous. It would not immediately turn on lights. Instead, over time it would gradually build up.

I expect a heat source, at the eye of the craft, or beneath it, would be useful in accelerating its generation. Likewise, I have ideas as to how and where to install copper. I am thinking of using a solid core, wrapped with copper strand, in a direction consistent with the advance around the core. In other words, a clockwise advance along the strand would advance around the core.

Those wrapped cores could then be installed within each of the 9 ellipses that make up the outer frame (assuming the frame is made from hollow core tubes instead of solid core rods).

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