Math of the Universe

Friday, May 11, 2007

NO MORE CO2.

NO MORE CO2.

No more reactor meltdowns.

No more worries of where to bury atomic rods.

No effects of earthquakes or tornadoes on reactors.

Enough electricity to run all the cars, buses, and trains in the world.

Enough electricity to light the world.

Enough electricity to turn the Sahara Desert into an oasis.

Enough electricity to heat or cool acres of orchards and hot houses.

Enough electricity to pump all the water needed.

Enough electricity to make ice to send to the North Pole.


HOW?!


Weight displacement by the tides.

Tide goes down and pulls the gears.

All along the coasts of the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian Oceans and the Mediterranean Sea we can establish stations to generate electricity.

One tide could turn hundreds of generators.

One tide could lift a vessel, ocean liner, or any floating weight.


By,

Yahya Mayeri
Berkeley, California
May 9th, 2007

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