I don't see why we would produce 180 MW of mechanical energy constantly with a tower, whatever it is. Convection or vortex, it's semantic dressing. The vortex is only a special case, a swirling convection. What patents are we talking about exactly? Convection or vortex n...

The civil engineering of all these dizzying structures is systematically problematic, especially since, as already mentioned, the yield is always lower by at least a factor of 2 than the simple installation of photovoltaic panels on the ground. Generally this is true for a typical convection tower system...

Hi, it seems to me that Guy had linked a solar concentration project with energy injection into the subsoil. There is no shortage of patents but in practice it is quite complicated to store such high temperatures over the long term. . Otherwise there are heat pipes or heat pipes, a te...

Another important point, the cooling of the stratosphere: A recent scientific publication provides evidence of the influence of human activities on current climate upheavals. Based on predictions made almost half a century ago, the study which is based on ...

Synthetic images are beautiful! :mrgreen: If these chimneys are 5000 m high, they are 150 to 200 m in diameter according to the width / height ratio of this model (1 to 30?)... not 10 or 20 m as announced before... You have to be lenient with the video, the objective is to show in the blink of an eye...

Small aside: It's a basic trend on the internet (Facebook effect etc...) which reveals behavioral tendencies (unflattering!) which consist of systematically criticizing in an unconstructed way without having even had a single second. Kindly consult the source (although linked...

I return to the heart of the matter concerning the technology of meteorological reactors (vortex towers and the like) and on the bet that its technologies should impose themselves in the coming decades, and this for the following reasons: They will allow what no other renewed technology...

Can we like bleeding nuclear power? :oops: Yes we call it a pressurized water reactor! :lol: To tell the truth with fusion we have put the cart before the horse*, we should already develop MSFR type reactors (Molten salt fast reactor) or reactors coupled with accelerator on the other hand...

We will probably have to wait until the period 2060/70 to see a new golden age with the generalization of thermonuclear fusion. I have been hearing people say "fusion is in 50 years" for about 40 years. The sketch can continue for a long time. You're not very young! :lol: He n...

Thus began the decline of the Roman Empire and Greco-Roman culture. Paved roads, industrial water mills, public toilets, thermal baths, aqueducts, and even running water and bathrooms for the richest, we moved in a few centuries to...