A ramble on solar energy

This is a breaf ramble about our struggling search for finding and harnising energy from the sun's love.

Facts:
Ok, light from the sun is both a wave and a particle.

It is at it's hottest at our equator and less at our polar caps.

It is white light and reflects off of every surface that abosorbs any persentage of wave/particle possible to give us a perseption of space and difference.

So, harnessing the UV whipped cream from that big pie in the ski is the mystery some of us are trying to enhance and explore. In theory, and in a couple sci-fi movies, it can be possible to light up an entire city for a day if you could harness the pure light from the sun for just a couple seconds. You say bullshit! Well, isn't that what they said to a water powered automobile engine?

Wrap this around ur noggin, it could be possible to generate enough energy from the sun to create micro bolts of electricity to shoot up into the atmosphere to accumulate enough static charge to be harnested back into the earths crust to then harness even more biocharged energy to then be shot back out into a simulated storm atmosphere where the electro cycle would osolate / alternate and get channaled into a hydro-static battery. All of this would be performed on a micronic level using aircraft and housed labs but the output over just a few minutes of this cycle would generate a monumental release of useable energy equal to the power of a sustained bolt of lightning for a full minute... Without the heat ofcourse. If u forgot to factor that in u would probably melt a few 100 miles to ash.

Electromagnetic-UV spectrom-harmonics is a fasinating mind set. It makes u hungry for cake.

If only we could rely on those pesky meteorologists. They seemed to be reliable in Back to the future 3.

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