Is there a limit to knowledge?

There is nothing beyond the creation process as far as access to information is concerned:

All our innovations have come out of his process. This is all we know and all knowledge is here.

We have built society and the cityscape from here:

The natural and the synthetic living space exist next to each other. The synthetic cityscape is just an amplified version of the natural universe. Like in anything we do in the brain-mind we only seem to look in the past of us for information or look towards memory and our experiences. We cannot seem to go past our memory. In a similar fashion in our innovation, we seem to take from the creation process of the universe and amplify it and incorporate it into society.

Satellites could soon beam clean power down to Earth

microwave beaming?

…..satellites work as microwave transmitters by converting solar radiation into microwaves and later beaming them to the Earth-based rectifying antenna to feed the local power grid.

SBSP or Self-assembling satellites, reflectors and laser power transmitters are launched all together into space. Once launched, reflectors are spread in space to direct solar radiation onto solar panels. These panels convert solar power into laser or microwave and later beam down the power to Earth via satellites. Power receiving stations collect the laser beam and add it to the local electric grid.

The microwave beaming system can provide 1GW of emergency which is more than enough to power a large city whereas the laser system produces 1–10MW of energy per satellite.

But why are we going up to space to beam electricity to Earth when we can take it off the ether here on the planet?

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