New Solar Power
Have you ever considered another solar power other than the sun? Well Japan provided the world with an answer for this question. Japan presented to the world its enormous project Lunar Ring Solar Power. The new solar power that the Japanese discovered is the moon. I know its shocking but its somehow obvious. The moon got is solar power from the sun. It is believed that the moon will transmit to earth 13,000 terawatts of power, but the real question is how will it reach earth. This project needs a lot of developed technology that we have not reached yet, but we are close. There are some prerequisites in order to complete this project. Treaties should be set among countries especially ones who had tension between them in space. Another prerequisite is advancement in technology. The circumference of the moon will be covered in Luna Rings (solar panels), which is about 10944 km. The process of attaching the Luna rings will contain humans and robots (part of the advanced technology). Robots will attach the Luna Rings on the moon operated by humans from earth. But we stumble back on the main question, how can this solar power be transmitted to earth. Our universe is transparent to microwave and laser beams. But the Japanese made international receiving stations. These stations receive the solar power through laser and microwave beams. As the moon revolves around earth, and earth is rotating so the moon is transmitting energy to different places every amount of time.
It is believed that the energy we will get from the Lunar Ring Solar power is green energy. Green energy is any energy that comes from natural resources like sun, moon, and wind. Green energy is completely better then fossil fuels. Fossil fuels take million of years to form, but green energy does not take a lot of time. Green energy is better for the environment than fossil fuels. When using fossil fuels like gas, and petrol they are in risk to demolish.The Green energy can replace fossil fuels by electricity, and fuel. Natural resources are cheaper, but in the case of Lunar Rings it might be slightly expensive than the usual but nothing compared to fossil fuels.
BY Walid Sorour