I *know* how to save the world.

[Mr.Sam]

Hi, if you read the thread you would see that your question has been replied too

No, but if you had large metal beacons or something dotted around the earth, if you catch maybe 30 an hour that would still be a hell of alot of electricity.

Thinking about it, Ashley is right

We cant get enough electricity to power the whole world with lightening alone

And how are we supposedto predict exactly where the lightening is going to hit? o.0

[360]

Hi, if you read the thread you would see that your question has been replied too

I know, thats why I changed it

When I replied yesterday my internet cut off and I got the Page cannot be displayed message

Then right now I just hit Try Again and resent the info and it posted again

You're just too quick

[Mr.Sam]

I can bend the time space continuum like Hiro Nakamura

I know, thats why I changed it

When I replied yesterday my internet cut off and I got the Page cannot be displayed message

Then right now I just hit Try Again and resent the info and it posted again

You're just too quick

[Fishermaaan]

the best way to save the world is...well. It's pretty simple.
Just don't do anytin u get me hahahahahahahaha

Edited by Enrique (Forum Moderator): Please do not post pointlessly

[FlyingJesus]

Haha Sam's quick

[Tristan]

Haha Sam's quick

Super fast and super cool.
:cool_blue

I think the normal way of supplying power sounds... safer.

[Mitch4?]

wouldnt happen mate cause lightning is important to clear out the air, otherwise there'd be mass storms if the lightning wasn't used for its purpose xoxo

[Nereo]

this wouldnt work, I dont think that lightning is that strong and how are you going to catch it into useable energy, nice idea but it isnt going to happen