The United States, China and Japan are working on projects that resemble architects in sci-fi films for the efficient use of solar energy in world giants.
Although solar energy panels have been used in many countries of the world, they can be said to have made a heavy start compared to the expectations. Lakin is about to change.
The biggest problem of solar energy panels is that they only work efficiently when the sun shines. This is a very serious restriction. Moreover, panellists may not be able to provide the desired benefits even in the cloudy days and even in areas like America's California and Arizona states and the world's deserts. Because the atmosphere absorbs a significant portion of the energy emitted from the sun. We do not even count night conditions.
That's why it's been ten years longer, researchers at NASA and the Pentagon are working on ways to overcome these challenges and eventually found some reasonable solutions. The most prominent of these solutions is a space station-like solar panels equipped with a series of mirrors to project the sunlight onto a power conversion device. The energy collected will be reflected in certain points on Earth with a microwave emitter. There are even ways to modulate the architecture of the waves to protect the birds and planes that can rise to the path of the energy.
Moreover, the energy from the space-based solar panels; Will not be affected by clouds, atmosphere or night-time cycle. In addition, since solar energy will be absorbed continuously, there will be no obstacles to storing the energy for later use.
Paul Jaffe, Space Engineer of the United States Navy, said in his statement, "At a cost of $ 10 billion, the prototype" could "find life in 10 years soon". The first studies, with more than 150,000 homes, are aimed at providing energy with full efficiency.
Japan and People's Republic of China are doing similar projects. The two states are confident that the "demo" part of the architect can be developed in 10 years and they think it can be used practically all over the world in 25 years.
Achieving the project is critical because, according to research conducted by NASA and the Pentagon, by 2040, energy consumption in the world will increase by at least 50 percent.
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