The annual mankind's need of energy is less than 5 millionth of a billionth of the ROTATIONAL KINETIC energy of the earth. EX, You apparently have not done any calculations have you? I have, but I'll agree with you, it does sounds ridiculous at first glance and perhaps worthy of a good laugh, because the rotational kinetic energy of the earth is huge, on the order of 1e27 Joules. However, let’s do a simple calculation of energy usage. Assume an average consumption of 1000 watts per person on the earth, at times a lot higher, at time much lower. If these devices find their way into automobiles, then the usage could skyrocket. However, as bad as that sounds, the energy consumption in a magnetic vortex triggered by a simple TPU could be orders of magnitude larger, as I’ll explain later. Here's the basic rough consumption just so we get a handle on the magnitude of these numbers: (6 billion people)x(1000 watts)x(365 days x 24 hr x 60 min x 60 sec) = 2e20 JoulesSo, every year we would be consuming on the order of 1e20 Joules, ignoring everything else, and so to deplete the rotational energy of the earth it would take around a billion years! However, what is missed in this assumption is the fact that once a magnetic vortex is established to power a TPU, that same magnetic vortex induces currents in everything it crosses, from the earth's crust to the ionosphere. Since there is a lot of charge in the air, in the soil, and certainly the ionosphere, this same vortex that’s powering a tiny little TPU on the surface of the earth could in actuality be delivering a million or billion times more energy unbeknownst to us. The most frightening scenario is a self sustaining vortex, like a hurricane, that feeds itself and grows through dynamics that we yet don’t understand. If that were to happen, we could jerk the earth to a standstill in seconds, can you imagine? God have mercy! We could have earthquakes and tsunamis that would obliterate life on the planet in an apocalyptic fashion.So whether we deplete the earth’s rotational energy in one second or in a billion years, it is still very dangerous and very risky undertaking to activate a TPU that taps into the energy of the earth, because WE DON'T FULLY UNDERSTAND ALL THE IMPLICATIONS. A lot is not known and is only approximations at this point. My immediate concern is really with the magnetic field of the earth, if we kill that and cause an instability in it, than we would be losing our atmosphere slowly due to the solar wind, and in time we would go extinct, regardless if we are still rotating or not, just like planet Mars. EM
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