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Microwave Extraction of Water for Space Propellant

Space exploration is EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE. We live in the deep valley of Earth’s gravitational well. Very large rockets are required to put small payloads into space. Launch mass must be reduced to create a sustainable future in space. A large fraction of spacecraft mass is propellant for in-space propulsion.

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Edwin Ethridge
Huntsville, United States
Votes: 2
Views: 11464
Aerospace & Defense
Jun 26, 2013

Midnight Sun

Who says the sun can't shine at midnight? What if solar panels charged up a battery during the day, which then went on to power a street light at night?

The EIA reports that up to 12% of all electricity goes into lighting. Needless to say, it's a big part of our energy footprint.

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Rogers Feng
Issaquah, United States
Votes: 1
Views: 3610
Sustainable Technologies
Jun 27, 2013

Mississippi Flood Water Abatement Project

This system would comprise of several diversion facilities to store the flood waters. Each facility would include an open pit (4 to 5 miles square and 100 feet deep), an electrical generator (driven by the entering flood waters) and a system for emptying the pit.

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Mike Lacroix
Hamilton, Canada
Votes: 0
Views: 3788
Sustainable Technologies
Apr 24, 2013

Mississippi to Colorado River Waterway

Mississippi to Colorado River Waterway

Provide a waterway from the Mississippi River basin to the Colorado River basin. This preliminary plan shows the waterway starting at Greenville, Mississippi and ending at Navajo Reservoir in New Mexico. The goal was to minimize rise of the waterway to reduce pumping costs.

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William Ranken
Albuquerque, United States
Votes: 1
Views: 3673
Sustainable Technologies
Jun 19, 2013

Mitigation of the Threat from Orbiting Debris to Satellites

The problem:

Satellites in Earth orbit are increasingly in danger of being damaged and disabled by collisions with orbiting pieces of debris that are generated by explosions of fuel tanks or other mishaps, etc. These collisions generate more debris, which will eventually - over thousands of years - burn up in the atmosphere. In the meantime,

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Bernhard Adams
Naperville, United States
Votes: 0
Views: 4111
Aerospace & Defense
Jun 30, 2013

Mobile Amputee Prosthetic Limb Management

Mobile Amputee Prosthetic Limb Management is a mobile software application that creates a mathematical model for individual and populations of amputees so that a better prosthetic limb fit can be achieved. The mobile application provides an individual with a software tool to track limb edema and factors that affect edema of their limb.

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Tom Vastano
Franklin, United States
Votes: 0
Views: 5325
Medical
Jun 21, 2013

Modifying Highways to Improve Fuel Efficiency

At highway speeds, a large amount of energy is used to overcome aerodynamic drag. I believe we can make changes to our highways that can reduce that drag.

Currently one way to reduce drag is to drive slower. The force of aerodynamic drag goes up with the square of the vehicle’s speed, so driving slower reduces the drag.

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Jim Jaskol
Hawthorne, United States
Votes: 1
Views: 3649
Sustainable Technologies
Jun 16, 2013

Molten Salt Solar Agri-Crop Dryer

Due to lack of cold storage facilities and packed food processing facilities in developing countries most of the vegetables and other crops get rotten within week of harvest. By drying the vegetables and crops they can be preserved for longer periods and the supply of vegetables and crops can be extended up to six month or longer.

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Shailendra Kumar Mistry
Udaipur, India
Votes: 2
Views: 5929
Sustainable Technologies
Mar 5, 2013

MonoCab VRT Rapid Transit System

The MonoCab VRT rapid transit system (patents pending) is different than other systems that have been proposed in that passenger and freight services coexist on the same system. It also services both local and long distance demand.

Transit speeds are 100 km/h (60 mph) in the urban environment and 200 km/h (120 mph) elsewhere.

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David Whittaker
Salisbury, Australia
Votes: 1
Views: 4478
Transportation & Automotive
Jul 1, 2013

Monovision Contact Case

If you have three contacts for monovision, you need this invention!

As a person ages, the lens inside his/her eyes loses elasticity and is no longer able to focus on images, such as printing, up close. Traditionally, this condition, called presbyopia, has been corrected by wearing reading glasses, or for those people who also need correction for distance,

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Paul Cottey
Scottsdale, United States
Votes: 2
Views: 4147
Consumer Products
May 15, 2013

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