Hey, let’s put solar panels on 300 satellites in space, have them beam the energy to a mother satellite then to earth using radio waves. Seriously.
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Hey, let’s put solar panels on 300 satellites in space, have them beam the energy to a mother satellite then to earth using radio waves. Seriously. From their intro How-to surf securely and avoid censorship: http://torir.org This forum aims to be a secure and reliable way of communication for Iranians and friends. Use it to discuss what is happening in Iran. Post in the forum either anonymously as a guest, as a registered user, or login with your facebook-account. We [...] Researchers have found there is enough high altitude wind to power the planet 100 times over, with the eastern US coast being a prime location. The turbines are tethered and deliver the power back to earth by cables. [...] Pentagon wants cyborg insects to sniff WMD, offer free wi-fi It could happen. California has $5.7-billion in debt obligations. And while that will grow, debt occupies pride of place in California’s constitution — only education must be paid off before the next slug of cash goes to creditors. Get that? Healthcare, prisons, and other frivolities can all go to rack and ruin, but creditors must [...] Mashable has the numbers and graphs Twitter: 221,744 “Iran” tweets in one hour Blogs: 2,250,000 blog posts on Iran in 24 hours YouTube: 3000 Iran videos uploaded in one day These trends clearly demonstrate that social media has been front-and-center in the Iran election protests. The Iranian government has reportedly been trying to [...] Juan Cole: Protesters are even now targeting Khamenei directly, not just denouncing dictatorship, according to Robert Tait at the Guardian, chanting, ‘”Seiyed Ali Pinochet, Chile Iran nemishe” (Seiyed Ali Pinochet, Iran won’t become Chile).’ This chant is consistent with a ‘Third Worldist’ (including international left solidarity) tinge to the Green Revolution. I.e. it is [...] This was retweeted twelve times in five minutes after I posted it. Blogs can’t move news that fast. Eric Boehlert at TPM says the liberal blogosphere faces two challenges. Keeping readership after Obama’s win (and liberal blog readership has plummented since Obama got elected), and staying relevant when the real time web like Twitter [...] | |||||
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