Could radiant energy be the alternative solution to the world’s energy crisis? To this day, there are thousands of people talking about it. Join me in finding out if you can really power our homes.
This principle was first introduced by Nicola Tesla more than 100 years ago. Nicola Tesla is the inventor of the alternating current generator and has more than 700 patents to his name. He is the man who built the Niagara Falls hydroelectric plant, the first in the world.
Radiant energy has several advantages over a solar and wind power generator. Solar energy is generated by collecting sunlight through a panel of solar cells and converted into electricity. These solar panels are normally installed on the roof where you can have the maximum exposure to sunlight. In the case of wind power generation, a tower is erected on the ground and a wind turbine is installed on top of the tower. When the wind blows, it spins the blade, generating electricity.
Radiant energy, on the other hand, harnesses its power from electromagnetic waves. This type of wave is apparently not visible to you and is available everywhere. It can come from the ground or it can come from the atmosphere. Other scientists call it “vacuum energy.”
Actually, the principle behind radiant energy is similar to tuning in to a radio station and a television channel. It has something to do with the resonant frequency as well. The radiant energy circuit receives energy waves from atomic ions in the sky and is then converted to electricity.
Can you use it to turn on your home equipment? In fact, you could. You could possibly plug your devices into it. Some examples are: cell phone rechargers, electric razors, hair dryers, and calculators. You can even turn on your CD-DVD players, stereo cassette, television and also electric oven. Works well in outdoor applications. Some examples are: garage parking, yard lights, gate lights, breakdown lights, and much more.
I firmly believe that the principle behind radiant power generation is true. There are many inventors who have duplicated Nicola Tesla’s invention. But we still have to improve this new technology. The energy crisis is still there and the danger that our non-renewable energy resources will be depleted must be resolved. We must find a cheaper and cleaner fuel and I believe that radiant energy is our energy of the future.