Engineers have demonstrated something marvelous. Almost any material can be used to create a device that continuously harvests energy from humid air. It’s not a development that’s ready for practical application, but it does, its creators say, transcend some of the limitations of other harvesters. All the material needs is to be pocked with nanopores less than 100 nanometers in diameter. That’s around a thousandth of the width of a human hair, so easier said than done but far simpler than expected. Such material can harvest the electricity generated by microscopic water droplets in humid air, according to a team led by engineer Xiaomeng Liu of the University of Massachusetts Amherst. They have called their discovery the “generic Air-gen effect”. “The air contains an enormous amount of electricity,” says engineer Jun Yao of UMass Amherst. “Think of a cloud, which is nothing more than a mass of water droplets. Each of those droplets contains a charge, and when conditions are right, the cloud can produce a lightning bolt – but we don’t know how to reliably capture electricity from lightning. What we’ve done is to create a human-built, small-scale cloud that produces electricity for us predictably and continuously so that we can harvest it.” If Air-gen sounds familiar, it’s because the team previously developed an air energy harvester. However, their earlier device relied upon protein nanowires grown by a bacterium called Geobacter sulfurreducens. Well, as it turns out, the bacterium isn’t necessary. “What we realized after making the Geobacter discovery is that the ability to generate electricity from the air – what we then called the ‘Air-gen effect’ – turns out to be generic: literally any kind of material can harvest electricity from air, as long as it has a certain property,” Yao explains.

That property is the nanopores, and their size is predicated on the free mean path of water molecules in humid air. That’s the distance a water molecule can travel in the air before it collides with another water molecule. The generic Air-gen device is made from a thin film of material, such as cellulose, silk protein, or graphene oxide. Water molecules in the air can easily enter the nanopores and travel from the top of the film to the bottom, but they run into the sides of the pore as they travel.

NATO & Russia and the introduction of official censorship in the EU.

Destruction of the US/West.

The big ( Privat) Central Banks.

Population control attempts & history

The soft kill

Galactic Federations.

Star Trek,

Mind Control Techniques The fifth column,

NWO & Alien agenda!

New, Health & Bible, lifestyles!

End to Green dictate by the EU, IMF, World Banks others.

Use of blackmail & distortion

Pope and climate change?

UN & NWO Monkey Virus DNA Found in COVID-19 Shots

Cheats, liars and greed our newly elected Saints.

Dissident control in China being copied by the WEST?

Globalist fantasies?

Links; Matilda-macelroy.com