Poetry in Motion
Poetry in motion is the exact phrase for energy in cycle. The Summ Engine is that cycle at the scale of a tower: pump, recycle, store, add momentum; solar cells lit by the building's own LEDs, no sun; seventeen of the inventor's energy solutions in one loop; and one measurement that decides whether it exports or runs on a feed. Press Play and the browser reads it to you.
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Poetry in motion is the exact phrase for energy in cycle. Pump, recycle, store, add momentum: four words, one loop. That loop, at the scale of a tower, is the Summ Engine.
No sun. The cells are solar cells, lit by the tower's own LEDs: synthetic LED solar. Thirty-two floors glow with the light the building keeps for itself, and four hundred and sixteen mirror-lined traps catch it.
Seventeen of my energy solutions, each at its own job: the quantum battery, the tunnel, the laser cell, the Magnum sequence, the negative microwave, Normal Resonance, the QBeam fabric, the ring and the rod.
One number runs the loop: the gain per cycle. Above one, the tower exports. Below one, its LEDs run on electricity from outside. The gate between the two is one measurement of one chip.
It is on the shelf as the Summ Engine: a blueprint, non-exclusive, patent pending through its parts. I'd rather be trusted for being honest than respected for being impressive.
The Summ Engine blueprint →A battery is the chip without the processing →The ring, not the stack →The one about being honest →
© Christopher Gabriel Brown (CRI-ONE), cri-one.com