Atmospheric mesh - Revision history

Apm: /* Related */ updated link name

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	* [[Energy extraction]]		* [[Energy extraction]]
	* [[Geoengineering]]		* [[Geoengineering]]
	* [[~~Geoengineering~~ mesh]]		* [[Planetary scale engineering mesh]]
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	* [[Stratospheric mirror airships]]		* [[Stratospheric mirror airships]]

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	== Related ==		== Related ==

	* [[Robust metamaterial balloon]]		* '''[[Robust metamaterial balloon]]'''
	* [[~~global~~ scale energy management]]		* [[Global scale energy management]]
	* [[~~energy~~ extraction]]		* [[Energy extraction]]
	* [[~~geoengineering~~]]		* [[Geoengineering]]
	* [[~~geoengineering~~ mesh]]		* [[Geoengineering mesh]]
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	* [[Stratospheric mirror airships]]		* [[Stratospheric mirror airships]]

Apm: /* Related / Robust metamaterial balloon

2023-11-08T08:30:22Z

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	== Related ==		== Related ==

			* [[Robust metamaterial balloon]]
	* [[global scale energy management]]		* [[global scale energy management]]
	* [[energy extraction]]		* [[energy extraction]]

Apm: added link to Robust metamaterial balloon

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	Hypothetical airmeshes are based on [[robust metamaterial balloons]] based on [[gemstone metamaterial technology]]. <br>		Hypothetical airmeshes are based on [[robust metamaterial balloons]] based on [[gemstone metamaterial technology]]. <br>
	An airmesh is basically a three dimensional mesh network out of vacuum balloon metamaterial floating in the sky <br>		An airmesh is basically a three dimensional mesh network out of [[Robust metamaterial balloon\|vacuum balloon metamaterial]] floating in the sky <br>
	that is kept stationary with respect to the ground by active means. Not by many the connection points to the ground. <br>		that is kept stationary with respect to the ground by active means. Not by many the connection points to the ground. <br>
	The connection points are not counter-force providing anchors in the sense of fixing a thing to a place! <br>		The connection points are not counter-force providing anchors in the sense of fixing a thing to a place! <br>

Apm at 09:28, 27 June 2023

2023-06-27T09:28:23Z

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	[[File:Tube-in-the-sky.jpeg\|500px\|thumb\|right\|A tube in the sky with sufficient volume of [[robust metamaterial balloon]] material to suspend itself mid air and active local windload countermeasures (not visible). It could server many purposes including even transport for people. The integrated transport tube is way thinner than the lifting tube. Don't ask me what the thing on the top is. It may be too advanced for our current level of understanding.]]		[[File:Tube-in-the-sky.jpeg\|500px\|thumb\|right\|A tube in the sky with sufficient volume of [[robust metamaterial balloon]] material to suspend itself mid air and active local windload countermeasures (not visible). It could server many purposes including even transport for people. The integrated transport tube is way thinner than the lifting tube. Don't ask me what the thing on the top is. It may be too advanced for our current level of understanding.]]
	[[File:Aerial-mesh-deployment.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Image AI interpretation of the deployment process of a small scale test atmospheric mesh. Deployed is parallel in a grid of ground connection points. Eventually the pillars will merge and form a truss that then eerily looms high up in mid air. Eventually bigger structures will reach all the way up to the top of the troposphere and a bit beyond. '''These ground connection points are not anchors! Wind-load forces would be to big. Wind-load forces need to be compensated locally with integrated active systems.''']]		[[File:Aerial-mesh-deployment.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Image AI interpretation of the deployment process of a small scale test atmospheric mesh. Deployed is parallel in a grid of ground connection points. Eventually the pillars will merge and form a truss that then eerily looms high up in mid air. Eventually bigger structures will reach all the way up to the top of the troposphere and a bit beyond. '''These ground connection points are not counter-force providing anchors! Wind-load forces would be to big. Wind-load forces need to be compensated locally with integrated active systems.''']]

	Also "aerial mesh" or "airmesh".		Also "aerial mesh" or "airmesh".
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	An airmesh is basically a three dimensional mesh network out of vacuum balloon metamaterial floating in the sky <br>		An airmesh is basically a three dimensional mesh network out of vacuum balloon metamaterial floating in the sky <br>
	that is kept stationary with respect to the ground by active means. Not by many the connection points to the ground. <br>		that is kept stationary with respect to the ground by active means. Not by many the connection points to the ground. <br>
	The connection points are not anchors in the sense of fixing a thing to a place! <br>		The connection points are not counter-force providing anchors in the sense of fixing a thing to a place! <br>

	== No loads on the ground connection points – they are not anchors ==		== No loads on the ground connection points – they are not anchors ==

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Notes: removed wiki todo

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	'''The point of ground-connections is not to anchor and counter wind-loads. That would not be physically possible.''' <br>		'''The point of ground-connections is not to anchor and counter wind-loads. That would not be physically possible.''' <br>
	'''The point of ground-connection-points is to provide channels for transport of energy and things in and out of the system.'''		'''The point of ground-connection-points is to provide channels for transport of energy and things in and out of the system.'''

	~~{{wikitodo\|Find a better alternative for the very misleading word anchor here. Done: ground-connection-point}}~~

	Air meshes quite thick (but wind-cloaked) "air-swimming" cables could be called "airmesh filaments".<br>		Air meshes quite thick (but wind-cloaked) "air-swimming" cables could be called "airmesh filaments".<br>

Apm: added to image description. transport tube thinner than lifting tube

2023-06-25T12:45:20Z

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	[[File:Tube-in-the-sky.jpeg\|500px\|thumb\|right\|A tube in the sky with sufficient volume of [[robust metamaterial balloon]] material to suspend itself mid air and active local windload countermeasures (not visible). It could server many purposes including even transport for people.]]		[[File:Tube-in-the-sky.jpeg\|500px\|thumb\|right\|A tube in the sky with sufficient volume of [[robust metamaterial balloon]] material to suspend itself mid air and active local windload countermeasures (not visible). It could server many purposes including even transport for people. The integrated transport tube is way thinner than the lifting tube. Don't ask me what the thing on the top is. It may be too advanced for our current level of understanding.]]
	[[File:Aerial-mesh-deployment.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Image AI interpretation of the deployment process of a small scale test atmospheric mesh. Deployed is parallel in a grid of ground connection points. Eventually the pillars will merge and form a truss that then eerily looms high up in mid air. Eventually bigger structures will reach all the way up to the top of the troposphere and a bit beyond. '''These ground connection points are not anchors! Wind-load forces would be to big. Wind-load forces need to be compensated locally with integrated active systems.''']]		[[File:Aerial-mesh-deployment.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Image AI interpretation of the deployment process of a small scale test atmospheric mesh. Deployed is parallel in a grid of ground connection points. Eventually the pillars will merge and form a truss that then eerily looms high up in mid air. Eventually bigger structures will reach all the way up to the top of the troposphere and a bit beyond. '''These ground connection points are not anchors! Wind-load forces would be to big. Wind-load forces need to be compensated locally with integrated active systems.''']]

Apm: more explanation to second image

2023-06-25T12:40:59Z

more explanation to second image

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	[[File:Tube-in-the-sky.jpeg\|500px\|thumb\|right\|A tube in the sky with sufficient volume of [[robust metamaterial balloon]] material to suspend itself mid air and active local windload countermeasures (not visible). It could server many purposes including even transport for people.]]		[[File:Tube-in-the-sky.jpeg\|500px\|thumb\|right\|A tube in the sky with sufficient volume of [[robust metamaterial balloon]] material to suspend itself mid air and active local windload countermeasures (not visible). It could server many purposes including even transport for people.]]
	[[File:Aerial-mesh-deployment.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Image AI interpretation of the deployment process of a small scale test atmospheric mesh. Deployed is parallel in a grid of ground connection points. Eventually the pillars will merge and form a truss that then eerily looms high up in mid air. Eventually bigger structures will reach all the way up to the top of the troposphere and a bit beyond.]]		[[File:Aerial-mesh-deployment.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Image AI interpretation of the deployment process of a small scale test atmospheric mesh. Deployed is parallel in a grid of ground connection points. Eventually the pillars will merge and form a truss that then eerily looms high up in mid air. Eventually bigger structures will reach all the way up to the top of the troposphere and a bit beyond. '''These ground connection points are not anchors! Wind-load forces would be to big. Wind-load forces need to be compensated locally with integrated active systems.''']]

	Also "aerial mesh" or "airmesh".		Also "aerial mesh" or "airmesh".

Apm: added second image showing deployment from ground connection points

2023-06-25T12:37:47Z

added second image showing deployment from ground connection points

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	[[File:Tube-in-the-sky.jpeg\|500px\|thumb\|right\|A tube in the sky with sufficient volume of [[robust metamaterial balloon]] material to suspend itself mid air and active local windload countermeasures (not visible). It could server many purposes including even transport for people.]]		[[File:Tube-in-the-sky.jpeg\|500px\|thumb\|right\|A tube in the sky with sufficient volume of [[robust metamaterial balloon]] material to suspend itself mid air and active local windload countermeasures (not visible). It could server many purposes including even transport for people.]]
			[[File:Aerial-mesh-deployment.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Image AI interpretation of the deployment process of a small scale test atmospheric mesh. Deployed is parallel in a grid of ground connection points. Eventually the pillars will merge and form a truss that then eerily looms high up in mid air. Eventually bigger structures will reach all the way up to the top of the troposphere and a bit beyond.]]

	Also "aerial mesh" or "airmesh".		Also "aerial mesh" or "airmesh".

Apm: added first image

2023-06-25T12:28:37Z

added first image

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			[[File:Tube-in-the-sky.jpeg\|500px\|thumb\|right\|A tube in the sky with sufficient volume of [[robust metamaterial balloon]] material to suspend itself mid air and active local windload countermeasures (not visible). It could server many purposes including even transport for people.]]

	Also "aerial mesh" or "airmesh".		Also "aerial mesh" or "airmesh".