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I know that, but what I meant is that makes it generate more electricity since it's spinning to make friction electricity,
and the titanium is converting leftover heat into energy

You would nead a really hot bulb and the fan above the bulb.

Light cannot push a windmill no matter how lighweight it is, it just bounces off, which is why we can see it. The rest of the energy is just dispersed and transfered into heat.

If your system would work, how would you tranfer those amperes from one point to another? Your system's theoretical purpose does not solve or problem.

It is impossible to have wireless electricity unless via lightning, which is impossible because it is not constant, and all electronic devices receiving a non-constant flow of electricity will fry up.

What Mythbusters did is prove that you can concentrate the charged particles of air into one point, thus giving them a slightly higher voltage than normal readings of air. Common principle which causes lightning, air is made up of charged particles.

To have an electronic device work, you need a steady flow of electrons going in and out of the device.

>Moved to Light Discussion

like lightning?

I got an idea! Instead of us trying to figure it out, let some people invent it!
Wouldnt that make things just soo much easier, think it would for me, because I have been thinking of how I could do this for about a year now, I was thinking of taking a regular powr cord, and cutting it and stripping back a coupe inches of wire and fix it into some sort of router thingy, sending out the current. THen doing the same thing with the other side except it would catch the current, then plugging it in and making changes to get it to work, never did it, because I bet its been tried before!

My solution: get rechargeable batteries that can be recharged by twisting them down the middle for 30 seconds

Dude: So uh, what do you think killed the guy?
Police Detective: Looks like he walked into the wireless electricity. That's the third time this week!

It's possible. As we all know, energy cannot be created or removed from this world, it can only change forms. So, you can send energy from one place to another using microwaves, for example. The food gets the energy without using any whires, as you see.

But that's only theory.

Electricity is not based on the precense of energy. The principle works upon the presence of a steady flow of electrons moving throughout. "Electrical Energy" is just the kinetic enerygy that these moving electrons have.

lol, Thats exactly how it would be too, because the wireless electricity would be everywhere, it was kinda what I said before, about sticking your finger in the outlet, same thing!!

The difference of potentials is energy... potential energy if I'm correct. And a steady flow of electrones turns this potential energy into other types...

Might as well ask if there is going to be powder water.

So yes, wireless electricity exists

shouldn't this be more of a wireless energy discussion?? wireless electricity would just be electricity conducted through the air instead of on a wire...thats very possible already but the idea isnt practical and is a waste...it sounds like you guys are thinking of every machine that needed electricty would have a transmitter on it and a radio wave or something would be collected by the transmitter and turned into electrical energy...still isn't practical..

I think they're looking at using microwaves to conduct electricity wirelessly.

*Edit* Just read a post two above mine and realized it's already been said. Oh well.

wireless electricity would be inefficient. instead use expensive White Gold wires. :3 White gold's admirable qualities is that it super conducts electricity in room temperature... ( 0 electricity resistance ). So you could put through 220W and get 220W.

The only thing "wireless electricty" would be good for is a long-range taser.

Various Scientist Say Yes.
Starting from the theory "The energy doesn't dissappear it transforms"
The electrical energy is transformed into light, you could use a particle acelerator to make molecules travell very fast (you know that) so they create a "time-space" break out, something like a black hole, however doing this would be very dangerous since the black hole (even a very tiny one[ in nanos]) will start just sucking things into it and it will get bigger and bigger and bigger unti it sucks everything.
Black holes have this special thing that drains the light so in theory the process would be inverted light transformed into other kind of energy. however this theory brings a lot of conflict
+Particle acelerators are usually big
+"Time Space" break outs (black holes) are dangerous and no human will ever dare to make one
+it's just a theory

Have fun

Oh yeah, radio waves cannot send electrycity, electricity is transfrmed to them to send specific kind of waves which are read by another device, trying to transmit electrycity via waves will result in electricity changing to another kind of energy.

Sure you can transmit electricity wirelessly... the problem?

Let's think of it this way:

Electricity carries a high voltage and a high wavelength. So... if you were to send this wavelength through any given space... it would be plausiblly possible... however... feel very very very sad for those who this energy has to pass through as it will cause major damage to any living thing that it goes through lol... cancer... brain damage... etc... not to mention any metalic object will instantly ground the electicity straight into the ground. Bye bye energy. :/

Technically, if you were to put a magnetic loop through a space, and there was a ability to bend it, it would be able to transmit electricity and contain it efficiently. But. That would be energy consuming and out of our technology.

Magnets aren't electricity. To be electric, it requires there to be electrons. So yes if you can shoot electrons across a room you could have wireless electricity. The closest thing were probably going to come to would be a photosynthesis receptor connected to a wire, which weven if we were able to get more energy per wave then plants do would only carry a small amount of electricity.

OK. Let me explain. Magnetic fields has a character that contain plasma/electricity. How do you read my paragraph as Magnet = electricity. And technically, that isn't wireless. Magnetic Field isn't Magnet. Magnet is a ferrous iron having magnetic characteristics.

Think of a loop of tube like magnetic fields going around the air, and energy going through the magnetic field tube. ( my guess is that it would look like a cool glow stick of blueish ting. )

If I recall correctly, 1 Million volts of electricity are required to move through an inch of air. Now that's not very efficient.

Particle Accelerators are also out of the question, the energy required to use that method would just make it a few thousand times more inefficient.

There are 3 basic principles of any type of engineering product or systems desing:

1) Cost Efficient
2) Fixes our Problem
3) Is easy to work with

We all know that it's possible to use wireless electricity, but all methods stated here are highly inefficient and very costly.