Smart Dust Sensors in Window Cleaners for Environmental Information Gathering

Does it make sense to put smart dust into window cleaner buckets, squirt bottles or on squeegees for distribution onto interior and exterior windows? Why would we do this you ask? Well perhaps we wish to help better acclimate the interior of the building to the perfect temperature?

Contouring the Landfill Landscapes to Increase Wind Flow Speeds

Currently most landfill when completed are big ugly flat areas and generally many very smart government agencies and/or contract partnerships will build parks on top or something useful. We even find many of them collecting the methane gas and re-using it, as it makes a very good fuel for perhaps city vehicles, ground landscaping equipment or powering up stadium lights for the park.

Space Radiation to Power Up Space Station and Long Term Exploration Capsules

Is there a way to solve the space radiation problem, which is of concern for human life and Long space station stays or long-term space flight while also allowing for the production of energy for the space station or space capsule? I believe there is and would suggest the use of carbon nano tube, layered construction.

The Future of Biological Fuel Cells

President Bush along with his other top advisers in science have been promising a technological breakthrough in science long alternative energies in since the president has made this part of his speeches in the last three months do you realize that the research and development community, has been pushing themselves to compete with each other to find that

Searching for The Most Efficient Launch For Private Space Ships

The commercialization of space is here and now in the present period. We saw space ship one win the X-Prize and take home the check for $10 million. Indeed Burt Rutan, Paul Allen and Sir Richard Branson were the first to send a private spacecraft into space. Yes they were the first, but they are not the only company working on this.

The Japanese Newest Bullet Train

Perhaps you have not heard the Japanese now have a bullet train that exceeds 250 mph. The only problem is that takes a long time to slow down, so it doesn't reach Top Speed on every trip or stay at those Top Speed for very long. But its speed is what you need then this bullet train is best of breed.

The Trains of the Future May Fly; It Would Save Fuel and Lots of It

Today our Nations Rail Network delivers goods and supplies to markets and raw materials to be processed. Everything from iron ore, coal to produce goes by rail too. Even trucks go by rail; you have sent them, 18-wheeler trailers piggy backing on rail cars

The Future 50-Years in Rail Road

Does anyone have any ideas what the future in railroad will be like in the united states? Will we have mag-lev high-speed trains, air-cushioned freight trains and bullet passenger trains? Well it is an interesting subject from a planning perspective and from a Futurist point of view.

Melting Enemy Micro Mechanical Swarms

Is there are way to melt micro-mechanical insect size swarming MAVs [micro air vehicles] if they cam at you in large swarms? What if they are sent by the enemy and each one is capable of putting a deadly toxin in your body or has a small detonation device or explosive like a fire-cracker plus directional charge?

Battery Signature Sensors to Detect Enemy UAVs

We must develop a new type of radar sensor one which can see an unmanned aerial vehicle even if it is made of lightweight material with little if any radar signature or it is of a superior shape, which is hard to see.

Thinking to Innovate

How does one super charge their brain and learn to really think? Well here is a clue and what I did today. I picked several interrelated topics and then wrote out a few titles of each thought and brief half sentence qualifier.

Sound Waves to Causing Structural Failure to Insect Wings

Recently a professional engineer was asked for assistance in the question if sound waves could cause structural failure in insect wings. Why? Well, because it was believed that sound waves could then be used to stop killer bees or locust plagues from swarming and causing deaths or devastation to crops.