Some thoughts

[onthecuttingedge2005]

A wild guess, but perhaps the source of energy is above us

http://home.netcom.com/~sbyers11/RFenergy_iono.htm

The more I look into the ionosphere, the more I think it might be the solar panel of the earth. I mean, its a huge solar energy collector. All you have to do is tap into it and you get free energy for as long as solar fusion takes place.

I'm no electrical engineer, but it just makes too much sense.

the ionosphere is radioactive with Alpha, Beta, UV, X-Rays, Gamma rays.
it is easier to just use radioactive Isotope materials to do the same work.

[tsl]

the ionosphere is radioactive with Alpha, Beta, UV, X-Rays, Gamma rays.
it is easier to just use radioactive Isotope materials to do the same work.

it's not about radioactivity, but how cosmic rays are interacting with the earth magnetic field and what result therefrom.

edit- and btw, i don't have any spare radioactive isotopes at hands.do you?

[onthecuttingedge2005]

it's not about radioactivity, but how cosmic rays are interacting with the earth magnetic field and what result therefrom.

edit- and btw, i don't have any spare radioactive isotopes at hands.do you?

the most common household radioactive Isotopes are Americium found in smoke detectors and Thorium found in lantern mantles, this includes all the daughter nuclei of the 2 isotopes.

[HopeForHumanity]

the ionosphere is radioactive with Alpha, Beta, UV, X-Rays, Gamma rays.
it is easier to just use radioactive Isotope materials to do the same work.

I wasn't refering to the suns rays, I was refering to the massive sea of charged particles that float in the upper atmospher. Also called the ionosphere. It is a massive potential. I read somewhere that 1 sq meter of ionosphere could power 5 modern computers. Cant remember the amount of time though. Anyway, its all about releasing this potential. Its literaly a solar charged battery that covers the entire earth, always being charged. Its seems like a very good candidate for this mystery energy the TPU seems to use. Possibly using the EM field to draw in the energy, as the ionosphere is way up. Anyway, thats enough hypothesis from me, i have to go to bed.

[otto]

Hello all,

WOOOOOOOOW,

puuuure exotic posts!!!!

Is this really the Steven Marks thread or .......youre all talking about TPUs or what?

Otto