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Why would it kill the planet? The same amount of sunlight energy is already falling on it, so imo it’s just utilizing this energy more effectively to benefit li
by systemsignal 4y ago
Why would it kill the planet? The same amount of sunlight energy is already falling on it, so imo it’s just utilizing this energy more effectively to benefit life
- PaulHoule 4y agoIf it is sunlight you are depriving the ecosystem of it. It's not unthinkable that a fission or fusion economy could produce enough energy that the waste heat cooks us.
- alexvoda 4y agoNot only would you be depriving the ecosystem of that energy, but also, you would make the planet unliveable. A lot of the energy of the sun that falls on the earth is reflected back into space. If all that energy is capture and used, eventually it will turn into heat.
- meristohm 4y agoWhat does it mean to harvest 100% of the sunlight? How much are we re-distributing to all the other living things that rely on sunlight?