Los Alamos Renewable Energy (LARE).
You can do the same thing with polywells, and make the process continue even at night.
Even trees can't do that!

drmike wrote:These guys do it all - suck in CO2 and convert it back to hydrocarbons for burning again:
Los Alamos Renewable Energy (LARE).
You can do the same thing with polywells, and make the process continue even at night.
Even trees can't do that!
Roger wrote:If the thermohalenes fail it can lead to a Little Ice Age rather quickly. The models I've read about says this can happen after a period of global warming. Though the Little Ice Age is only one option of many.
spaceweather.com wrote:Helioseismic Holography
How does helioseismology work?
The Sun is a hummimg ball of sound waves launched by turbulent convective motions in our star's outer layers. "The waves we monitor [using MDI] have a period of about 5 minutes," says Phil Scherrer of Stanford University, principal investigator for the MDI instrument.
By monitoring the Sun's vibrating surface, helioseismologists can probe the stellar interior in much the same way that geologists use seismic waves from earthquakes to probe the inside of our planet.
Intense magnetic fields around sunspots affect the transit times of sound waves bouncing from one side of the Sun to the other, variations that the MDI can detect and transform to reveal magnetic condensations (i.e, sunspots) on the hidden side of the Sun. Called "helioseismic holography," this technique can produce actual images of the far side of our star.
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