Mt. Fuji (Japan) Volcanic Rock-based Clean Energy Global Launch - 2
● Presentation Summary
I have always had a strong conviction that Nature contains everything and what is available in nature can provide solutions to problems. And since nature is full of particles from the sun and the earth, we should be able to use those particles to generate renewable energy.
To access the particles we need a recipient. This leads to the questions: what kind of material can be used to receive particles and how can we process them? The material must be solid, reusable and easy to access. The result of experiments shows rocks, especially volcanic, are a good candidate.
In June 2023, I made a trip to Kawaguchiko prefecture near Mt. Fuji to do research on volcanic rocks. While walking by Lake Kawaguchiko on a rainy day, I saw lots of steam vents rising from the soil. I realized immediately these steam vents were a mixture of water molecules and particles issued by volcanic rocks. It gave me an idea that volcanic rocks of Mt. Fuji could be an efficient recipient of particles from the Sun and the Earth.
After the recipient material has been tentatively identified, the next thing was to find a processing tool. In quantum physics there is a phenomenon called observer effect, meaning the act of observation will influence the state of particles. So adopting mind power as a processing tool becomes a natural choice.
And then we have to verify if volcanic rocks of Mt. Fuji are the right candidate by processing the particles within the rocks. The method of processing has the following three steps:
1. Condense particles from the Sun into one beam and condense particles from the Earth into the other beam.
2. Guide two beams of particles to collide.
3. Confine energy and new particles into a small space, like a membrane surrounding the rock.
Based on the result of experiments, it shows volcanic rocks of Mt. Fuji are an ideal recipient.
Three major advantages of volcanic rock-based energy of Mt. Fuji are:
1. Energy independent.
2. Sustainable.
3. Cost effective.
Conclusion:
Ladies and gentlemen, Volcanic rocks of Mt. Fuji may become the future of renewable energy.
Thank you.