if you really want to make something work here it is take a parabolic solar concentrator and send light into a mirrored cone shape focal point then send that light into mirrored glass tubing which will send the light into a mirrored box with solar panels in it the solar panels must be cooled by spinning or cooling system.now get to work
I invented a breakthrough source of energy which violates the law of energy conservation. I have a PROOF (based on the Maxwell's equations) that there are electrodynamic phenomena which violate the law of energy conservation. Making a 6kW generator will cost $1200 in mass production, value of the energy produced YEARLY $5400. I am looking for $6M for a prototype and patents, min. $50M for small scale production.
Very informative video! Solar energy has become a popular method of generating power due to fluctuating oil prices. The United States is working on a number of renewable energy projects that will promote the development of solar power. The wind and solar industries are projected to triple in 10 years and employ 2.6 million people. Hence companies like Pacific Crest Transformers is working in this direction. It manufactures energy-efficient transformers for a range of industry verticals.
Cool, thought provoking video. Excellent music. Had me dancing in my chair. lol
Now to be the "bad guy." While I'm very interested in solar power, it concerns me that we as consumers don't have any control over the materials - solar panel parts, wiring, etc. - and the cost of these materials could sky rocket overnight or become hard to find in the future. Alternatives: one Youtuber uses large mirrors outside to warm his home; solar ovens, etc. Ran out of space to type.
SO EFFICIENT YOU KNOW CAUSE ITS NOT LIKE THE SUN CAN CREATE LARGE STORMS THAT AFFECT THE EARTH AND RUIN EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL SUCH AS PAGERS FOR DOCTORS, MEANING PATIENTS DIEING, MEANING i like men
Thanks for the comments guys...I was in ninth grade when I made this, and not entirely bright upon the subject. This video was a small attempt to not get kicked out of the class...it didn't work. I'm surprised that so many people have seen it, as it only was a tiny project for a tiny school in a tiny town.
i really liked it..were all like children trying to understand and improve the world around us. we are a little better and worse than our fathers. all we can hope is that our children are a little wiser then us. natural progression..good job. if you talk about solar your helping save the human race. we can't destroy the world only ourselves.
Please help me network with nonprofits working on solar/wind energy for practical applications in providing accessible cooking/health care technologies for poor women and girl children in the Philippines - CENTER FOR COMMUNITY WORK AND PEOPLE'S DEVELOPMENT in Manila
BizzleNJ has the right idea - greater localization. It is very costly to store or transport energy. Batteries are very costly to produce and have a short lifespan.
Solar cells work on cloudy days just at a lower level of energy production. Whereas wind power requires a minimum wind (10+ MPH) to function.
Photovoltaic material can be produced for almost all needs: panels, curtains, roof tiles, etc. Further innovation and use will bring the cost down greatly.
nice, but some minor errors: PV is not made of metal plates and concern about land area is not necessary (the planet's area could supply 14,000 times the world's energy consumption)
2. This may be true, but large plants are not really the best application for solar energy. The preffered application would be solar panels for every building. This reduces cost per k/w which would be high in remote plant scenarios.
1.) a. Storage. In most cases more energy could be produced than could be used at any given time. Store the extra energy in batteries. b. Other sources of energy. After extensive research for a college term paper, I learned that the goal of powering the earth with alternative energy can only be succesfull if many different forms of renewables are used. Wind and Htdro-electric/Water Current plants could make up the difference.
Great video!
RebeccaLatakesh 5 months ago
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if you really want to make something work here it is take a parabolic solar concentrator and send light into a mirrored cone shape focal point then send that light into mirrored glass tubing which will send the light into a mirrored box with solar panels in it the solar panels must be cooled by spinning or cooling system.now get to work
kennethvanhorn 1 year ago
Interesting video. Solar energy is definitely the most versatile source of energy till date.
amberjacksolar 1 year ago
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I invented a breakthrough source of energy which violates the law of energy conservation. I have a PROOF (based on the Maxwell's equations) that there are electrodynamic phenomena which violate the law of energy conservation. Making a 6kW generator will cost $1200 in mass production, value of the energy produced YEARLY $5400. I am looking for $6M for a prototype and patents, min. $50M for small scale production.
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henrykay01 1 year ago
Very informative video! Solar energy has become a popular method of generating power due to fluctuating oil prices. The United States is working on a number of renewable energy projects that will promote the development of solar power. The wind and solar industries are projected to triple in 10 years and employ 2.6 million people. Hence companies like Pacific Crest Transformers is working in this direction. It manufactures energy-efficient transformers for a range of industry verticals.
pacificcresttrans 1 year ago
Cool, thought provoking video. Excellent music. Had me dancing in my chair. lol
Now to be the "bad guy." While I'm very interested in solar power, it concerns me that we as consumers don't have any control over the materials - solar panel parts, wiring, etc. - and the cost of these materials could sky rocket overnight or become hard to find in the future. Alternatives: one Youtuber uses large mirrors outside to warm his home; solar ovens, etc. Ran out of space to type.
Your thoughts?
ThanksgivingWalk 1 year ago
Excellent! It's the feature video on my channel and to see you made this when in 9th grade is quite telling...
Strangerdeals 2 years ago
could you write me the links to the first six pictures?
einginlumparpetur 4 years ago
i like the music!
ectoplanet 5 years ago
SO EFFICIENT YOU KNOW CAUSE ITS NOT LIKE THE SUN CAN CREATE LARGE STORMS THAT AFFECT THE EARTH AND RUIN EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL SUCH AS PAGERS FOR DOCTORS, MEANING PATIENTS DIEING, MEANING i like men
Nutella002 5 years ago
Thanks for the comments guys...I was in ninth grade when I made this, and not entirely bright upon the subject. This video was a small attempt to not get kicked out of the class...it didn't work. I'm surprised that so many people have seen it, as it only was a tiny project for a tiny school in a tiny town.
vancova 5 years ago
i really liked it..were all like children trying to understand and improve the world around us. we are a little better and worse than our fathers. all we can hope is that our children are a little wiser then us. natural progression..good job. if you talk about solar your helping save the human race. we can't destroy the world only ourselves.
dekonfrost7 4 years ago
Please help me network with nonprofits working on solar/wind energy for practical applications in providing accessible cooking/health care technologies for poor women and girl children in the Philippines - CENTER FOR COMMUNITY WORK AND PEOPLE'S DEVELOPMENT in Manila
communitywork 5 years ago
BizzleNJ has the right idea - greater localization. It is very costly to store or transport energy. Batteries are very costly to produce and have a short lifespan.
Solar cells work on cloudy days just at a lower level of energy production. Whereas wind power requires a minimum wind (10+ MPH) to function.
Photovoltaic material can be produced for almost all needs: panels, curtains, roof tiles, etc. Further innovation and use will bring the cost down greatly.
bitRAKE 5 years ago
nice, but some minor errors: PV is not made of metal plates and concern about land area is not necessary (the planet's area could supply 14,000 times the world's energy consumption)
riosolar 5 years ago
2. This may be true, but large plants are not really the best application for solar energy. The preffered application would be solar panels for every building. This reduces cost per k/w which would be high in remote plant scenarios.
BizzleNJ 5 years ago
1.) a. Storage. In most cases more energy could be produced than could be used at any given time. Store the extra energy in batteries. b. Other sources of energy. After extensive research for a college term paper, I learned that the goal of powering the earth with alternative energy can only be succesfull if many different forms of renewables are used. Wind and Htdro-electric/Water Current plants could make up the difference.
BizzleNJ 5 years ago
Your Cons are more like inconveiniences really.
BizzleNJ 5 years ago