The Power of the Sun in the Palm of Our Hands
Filed under: Alien Intelligence, Aliens, Animal Intelligence, Discoveries, Science, Science Fiction, Technology, The Future
We could soon harness the power of a sun in a laboratory setting, ala Dr. Octopus’s mad scientist escapades in Spider Man 2. Or at least that’s what this experiment hopes to prove (report from WIRED.)
The project at the Lawrence Livermore National Ignition Facility plans to ignite a miniture star in a controlled lab environment using lasers. This tiny nuclear reactor could produce tremendous amounts of energy. For example, our sun blasts about 386 BILLION gigawatts of energy into space. A large nuclear reactor generates 1 gigawatt. Do the math. Even if we could create a star hundreds of billions times smaller than our sun, the energy output would still be massive. This could solve all of our energy problems as long as we can control the nuclear fusion and harness to power of a star. Worst case scenario = the destruction of earth if the star we build powers out of control.
This building could soon be home to a man-made baby star.
Is Glow-in-the-Dark Genetic Engineering the Solution to the Energy Crisis?
Filed under: Biology, Discoveries, Genetic Engineering, Science, The Future
The video says it all. What’s next? Can you imagine a world full of glow in the dark humans?
Some say this could be a solution for the energy crisis and global warming.
“If humans glowed in the dark, they wouldn’t need lights. Lights in our homes, cities, et cetera eat up a tremendous amount of energy,” says Physicist Peter Pablano. “Glow in the dark powers could save the climate, since the reduction in energy consumption would lead to a massive reduction in carbon emissions.”
What do you think? Should the Obama administration push forward with a policy of genetically engineering the American populace to glow in the dark as part of their energy policy?
Why Is Exxon Really Interested In Electromagnetics?
Filed under: Conspiracies, Corporations, Science, Technology
In light of the recent articles we’ve published on magnets, electromagnetism, transcranial magnetic stimulation, and the dangers posed by some of this magnetic research, we felt it was about time to raise the following question:
Why is Exxon investing billions into electromagnetics?
According to Exxon, they are interested in using electromagnetics to locate oil fields beneath the earth’s crust. But, given the potential applications of electromagnetics, experts are telling us they can’t help but wonder what one of the world’s most powerful corporations wants with electromagnetics.
The mysterious scientist and conspiracy investigator Sol told us the following: “Research for years has supported the theory electromagnetics can be used for mind control. You have to wonder why the world’s largest oil company, and one of it’s most powerful corporations, would be investing billions in electromagnetic technology. Personally, I find it troubling, especially at a time where we are facing an energy crisis.”
What do you think?