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Sadly the idea isnt mine to patent lol, there is a company called parans that makes these commercially for lighting underground structures and buildings without windows. I think I read somewhere the parans systems start at like 5000 dollars. you can google fiber optic sunlight collector though and see a video of some french guy building one to give you an idea how they work and what parts are involved if you wanted to have a go at it yourself sometime.I was thinking how to transport sunlight effectively to places that don't get sunlight lol like inside,underground or in a canyon in a cost efficient way that moves light rather then generate it. I'm not convinced the the cost effect isn't worth it if we don't have to generate the light long term but idk just a stoned dude an a cool idea to think about,a cable like the one mentioned could be very valuable. You should patent this idea OP asap
Plus I'm no tech guy,I can only imagine the laws and mechanics going on here,that's why I asked before cause its hard to think humans are that damn good fr. With skillz like that I guess it makes up for our short comings. I'm gonna check this French guy out tho thanks for responding guys.Ok I see,just read it above,I will def check that out. Seems someone is already on it
Yes I have been trying to read up on this topic in between work n chores,from what I've read so far is that yes Blastfact is correct. The tech to do what I have specified in previous posts does not exist as of now. Many variations that do similar things have made it to market and have gathered some attention,but in a real world way the cable spoken of doesn't exist and is a long way off. Blastfact hit the nail with the cause for lack of development despite so much interest, once sunlight is compressed,sped up or changed in anyway it stops being sunlight. Aside from that other issues arise that got mentioned earlier, like atmospheric conditions and a cost/efficiency issue that permanently couches the whole idea in a recreational perspective. It looks like a functioning version of our idea is a long long way off.......I still very much enjoyed the thought experiment and the compounding of ideas from everyone. I guess our crude multi-mirror grow is as good as it gets for now lol.....also Blastfact this was just a basic thought experiment/discussion,In some ways sun light is like water. You can't compress water or sun light easily. Both need to be changed to make them some what compressible. Sun light decays with distance and time as water evaporates. We can focus/condense light like we can make pressure to move water but it takes energy. Moving water we expend the energy on the front end with a pump, water wheel, ect. ect. With light energy we lose the energy it's self at the end of the process. Because of the process and the decay that happens to light. To preserve light energy and move it efficiently we would need to compress it. What happens when you try and compress water. Shit explodes be it psi through mechanical means or heat energy like steam. And when you compress light energy you change it's spectrum/wave length to something we can not use to grow a plant. Once it's compressed the wave lengths we need are destroyed. Microwaves, xrays and that sort of energy is no good to a pot farmer. Or any farmer for that matter. We have no tech to do this pretty much at any level right now and it's still way out. Now we have came a long way with super conductivity and other tech that will help with light energy tech. But over all it's still just a pipe dream. It's in the same vein as perpetual motion. While we have working examples of perpetual motion it can not power anything,,,, you can't do anything with it. The same laws of physics apply to light energy transportation in a nutshell and way over my head. And while there are a scant few showing examples of light energy transport. None are truly functional. Just enclose your porch and turn it into a grow room and get on with it.
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