EVO KAKO JE JAPAN UKRAO MOJU IDEJU IZ KOZMOLOGIJE ZLATNOG PRSTENA ZGK.

Shimizu Corporation introduced the Luna Ring concept in late 2013 folowing the 2011 Fukischima Daiichi nuclear disaster ( ovaj se podatak može pronaći na AI googleove stranice i na internetu)

A ja sam prvi puta publicirao svoju ideju u tekstu KOSMOLOGIJA ZLATNOG PRSTENA 20 Lipnja 2011 godine na portalu MAGICUS INFO znači više od dvije godine ranije. Taj je moj tekst pročitalo 1040 osoba, naime toliko je imao otvaranja stranice na portalu magicusa . A moj se prilog sastojao od 4 teksta : PRSTEN OKO ZEMLJE, ZEMLJA I MJESEC KAO PRIMARNA I SEKUNDARNA ZAVOJNICA, SATURNOV PRSTEN i tekst JUPITER i IO

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LUNA RING

A Japanese engineering company has proposed one of the most ambitious energy concepts ever imagined: transforming the Moon into a massive solar power station capable of continuously transmitting electricity back to Earth.

Called LUNA RING, the concept was proposed by Japan’s Shimizu Corporation. The idea involves installing solar panels around the Moon’s equator, creating an enormous belt approximately 11,000 kilometers long and potentially up to 400 kilometers wide.

Because the solar arrays would be distributed around the Moon, different sections could remain exposed to sunlight as the Moon rotates. Electricity generated on the lunar surface could then be collected and sent to transmission stations on the Earth-facing side.

Rather than building a cable stretching roughly 384,000 kilometers from the Moon to Earth, the concept proposes converting the electricity into powerful microwave or laser beams and transmitting the energy wirelessly to receiving stations on Earth.

One of the most futuristic aspects of LUNA RING is the proposed use of lunar resources. Robots could potentially mine and process lunar soil to manufacture materials such as glass, concrete and components needed for the solar infrastructure, reducing the enormous amount of material that would otherwise have to be launched from Earth.

If such a system were ever built, it could theoretically generate huge quantities of clean solar energy without being affected by Earth’s clouds, weather or the normal day-night cycle.

However, LUNA RING is currently a futuristic engineering concept—not a project Japan is actively constructing. There is no confirmed construction schedule, launch date or funded Japanese government program for the system.

The technology would face enormous challenges, including lunar construction, resource extraction, energy transmission, maintenance and the economics of building infrastructure on such an enormous scale.

Still, the concept demonstrates how humanity could one day look beyond Earth for large-scale energy production.

Source: Shimizu Corporation