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I agree that the idea sounds like the worst thing we could do. Let’s not forget, that EVERY LAST BIT of energy we’ve ever used or will use, has come from the s

I agree that the idea sounds like the worst thing we could do. Let’s not forget, that EVERY LAST BIT of energy we’ve ever used or will use, has come from the sun. So hey, let’s cutoff our supply from it! That’ll help things out and secure energy availability for future generations! At the end of the day, we’re a part of nature too, just doing our part to increase entropy via energy dispersion. Can’t stop the second law. Just gotta find ways to do it that kill us off slower.

foxyv 7y ago
Most fission nuclear power comes from primordial supernovae of blue giants during the early formation of our galaxy. Fusion would be novel energy from the creation of the universe if we could get it working. Most of the energy we have used comes from the sun. Aside from nuclear.
- willis936 7y ago
  What about geothermal and tidal? ;)
  - foxyv 7y ago
    Good point! If our moon is slowly going to decay in it's orbit until it crashes into our planet we may as well get something out of it! Although part of it DOES come from the sun >_>
de_watcher 7y ago
Such a sad thing to see the sunshade comment at the top.