THE BIRTH OF OUR FUTURE1839: 19 year old Alexandre Edmond Becquerel working with his dad, turned energy from the sun into Electricity, founding the basic design of “Photovoltaic Effect” still feeding the future thought to grow. 1883: Charles Fritz makes a huge breakthrough in solar panel technology converting the suns energy at a conversion rate of 1-2%. During the initial years of electricity distribution, Thomas Edison’s Direct Current was the standard for the United States, and no practical AC motor was available at this time. The success of his electric light brought Thomas Edison to new heights of fame and wealth, as DC Electricity spread around the world. In 1886, George Westinghouse with Nikola Tesla’s contributions built the first commercial AC system in Buffalo, New York. In 1887, there were ‘121 Edison Power Stations’ in the United States delivering DC Electricity to customers. His various electric companies continued to grow until in 1889 they were brought together to form Edison General Electric. In 1892, E.G.E. formed up with Thomson-Houston dropping the Edison name forming ‘The General Electric Company’

Edison tried to prevent AC from being adopted with the "War of Currents"

DIRECT CURRENT VS ALTERNATING CURRENT

Sir Thomas Edison Vs George Westinghouse &

With the miracle of free light Nikola Tesla

I searched, found & did not believe that the NSW Government of Australia in 2013 was not using millions of watts but 18 Terawatts per hour. In figure that’s 000 000 000 000 watts per hour. Which looks like a lot of pollution considering we have Free Electricity before us?

Are we really hurting the Planet by using AC Power? I found NASA Photos for the last 32 years of our Planet, & it looks like its melting. Wouldn’t you agree?

For “Free Live Footage”of our Planet Earth Melting: Visit http://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/thick-melt.html

Seeing the planet melt is humiliating & I feel disgusted not writing these words earlier, but was on a time schedule & God (not me) is always on time in its plans to revolutionize the planet.Yes big sacrificing had to be made, like Adolf Hitler & the killing of Millions of Jews in the worst possible way imaginable, don’t worry there were Nazi Christians to, Does Christian Nazi means the Pope new about the Jews being slaughtered?

Maybe our Past has everything to do with our Future.In 2013, there are approximately 3,000 working satellites operating the Earth orbit, regardless of thoughts to how much pollution we’ve created to achieve this

Space Rocket taking off Could we be to blame for the Ice melting so quickly & nobody else? How about the BP Oil Leak in the Gulf, I wonder if that hurt the planet or the Atomic Bomb

The planet is in our Hands, but not until we accept the Responsibilities for the Planet

So now that we know we’re in the wrong using A.C. Electricity, what do we do to get to where we’re going? This is back to right

The University of Delaware builds the first house in 1973, using nothing but the sun's energy to run the household.

The first solar powered aircraft takes flight in 1981, by Paul Macready, flying from France to England, "Solar Challenge" is the name given to the project.

Going from Sydney to Perth, Han's Tholstrup drives the first solar powered car There are so many other technologies ready to be trialled

Like the technology of the SOLAR POWER TOWER (example below), where you would receive 100 MW of power using 1000 acres of land that would also give over 12 hours of storage when molten salt heat storage technology is used to supply enough electricity to 50,000 homes. In one demonstration, it delivered power to the grid 24 hours per day for nearly 7 straight days before cloudy weather interrupted operation. These plants are best suited for applications in the 30 to 400 MW range.

Gemasolar

Gemasolar with its 19.9 MW of power is a commercial solar plant with central tower receiver and molten salt heat storage technology, consists of a 185 ha solar field that has a 140-m high tower receiver, a power island and 2650 heliostats, each 120 m2 and distributed in concentric rings around the tower. The plant which belongs to the company Torresol Energy, has already been able to supply a full day of uninterrupted power supply to the grid, using thermal transfer technology developed by SENER.

PS10 solar power plant PS20 with PS10 on far right

The light is so intense that it lights up dust and water vapour in the air. The project has been widely described as looking like something out of a sci-fi movie.

The PS10 (10MW) Solar Power Tower Plant took four years to construct by Solucar in Spain. The solar receiver uses superhot pressurized water to produce Saturated Steam at 275 °C. Heat in the 115 meter tall Solar Tower also stores steam to allow power for only an hour, which is short compared to 13hr molten salt heat storage, where you would need temperatures of around 600°C. In 2009: The PS20 (20MW) using the same technology but twice the PS10 output with a few changes of course, like the receiver is on top of a 165m tower & that there are 1,255 mirrored heliostats, with improved thermal energy storage system

Let’s now go something really big, that big that on 27th October, 2010, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger opened the start of this huge Project publicly, with the first phase being scheduled to finish 2013.

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The Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System is using 4,000 acres of California to produce a capacity of 392 Megawatts by using 170, 000 heliostat mirrors focusing Solar Energy onto the boilers located on a Solar Power Tower

SOLAR UPDRAFT TOWER

The EnviroMission design consists of a giant, round greenhouse-like structure, under which air becomes trapped and gets very hot -- around 160 degrees Fahrenheit. The hot air naturally rises, and would rush toward the tall tower in the centre, passing through 32 turbines, whose turning blades would run generators and create electricity. Heat can also be stored inside the collector area greenhouse or inside tubes filled with water to be used to warm the air later and increase energy storage as needed.