SOLAR DEATH RAY WATER aqua lens with 1/3 Kilowatt Heat Energy grid free energy

This solar water lens that is almost 30 inches in diameter is grid free energy and can burn through wood quickly. It delivers a very large powerful focal point that is only useful around noon in the summertime when the sun is directly overhead. The material is crystal clear vinyl shower curtain. This lens concentrates about 500 watts of solar heat energy to a focal point of 1 inch optimal with a 3-6 inch scatter.

[@GREENPOWERSCIENCE]

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[@jamesb1140]

GREENPOWERSCIENCE put solar Pannal underneath

[@brizzx32]

Problem with this concept is sustainability. You have to continually fill plastic with water due to evaporation. Couldn't walk away for 4 hours. Because focal point would need to be recalobrated due to the evaporation.

[@steelnightmare2888]

Clearly not impossible to build something that would solve these problems.

[@mikha007]

@@brizzx32 attach it to a self filling toilet cistern

[@robertfoertsch]

GREENPOWERSCIENCE Most Excellent, Sharing Through The TRUTH Network...

[@elidyson256]

The more more I watch these type of videos, the more I see Pyramid from Egypt easy as I never thought you can build. Thanks to Hollywood and education and documentary dumbing us down.

[@marauder08901]

I love the irony of using water to start a fire.

[@Ashwekar]

you should have more up votes

[@Gruxxan]

its not ironic, its paradoxical

[@danielchais4603]

David Learn Once seeing a beautiful waterfall on TV, I realized fire related electronics is showing a cool wet scene.

[@alektad]

David Learn you can also put it out, just rip the wrap lol

[@kucfogflesrouyhctib2521]

you guys are morons. fire is a reaction... just remember that... you people think this is magic.... uhhhh......

[@KateInTheCity]

Pretty cool video till the creepy part at the end. lol

[@GREENPOWERSCIENCE]

New video filter back then:-)

[@KateInTheCity]

haha. right

[@dula738]

haha lol

[@SkyXXth]

lol...

[@danielchais4603]

KateInTheCity It looked hot... not cool

[@GREENPOWERSCIENCE]

HUGE WATER LENS: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJDdfJ5maKh9gbc

[@michaelschnittker7388]

Fantastic, this could be set up in any place with a lot of sun, tropical or desert. The focus could be aimed at the collector of a Sterling engine which would run all day with that kind of heat, charge batteries, run a/c, pump water for irrigation, you name it.

[@goldenegg1063]

We could of all been self Sufficient decades ago . but the greedy elites dont want us free from their dirty old corrupt corporations . Nikola tesla invented wireless electricity over 100 years ago but that was stopped too . Hopefully all the elites will disappear soon so we can run sterling engines off the sun and save the earth ourselves 🌱

[@fish1r1]

solar panels would be a bit more practical.

[@aoeu256]

Yeah have you thought about making a replicator complex with a 3D printer and a robot hand made out of fibreglass made from local sand and put it in a remote location like a desert. To reduce amount of energy needed just make a very thin layer of glass and have water make a lens which would require the replicators to build a canal or to be near a water source. On top of mountains or very cold areas you could make ice lens replicators that reconfigure ice into more lenses and movers and stuff, I imagine an ice replicator replicating very quickly think quadrillions of them in a week if they take one hour to replicate (1 replication doubles their number so 10 replications is 1000 (1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 512 1000), 50 replications = 1000^5 = 1 quadrillion.

[@kangenathan9703]

@@fish1r1You’ll produce more electricity this way. A lot more

[@Fraususemil]

I am really impressed. I can't wait trying this out in my off grid garden. Thank you for sharing!

[@chuggynation8275]

what was that ending ? trying to scare me or something.

[@trumpkilla1789]

That was awesome dude, when I was a little boy my dad showed me that on a camping trip, the SAG in the plastic dictates the thickness of your lens so you have to watch that's not too thin or too thick. When the water reaches of depth of about inch and 3/4 to 2 and 1/2 in is where you create your best lens effect

[@minustempo387]

kingdom of science ez clap

[@TrueSpeak-TS]

What does this even me? I'll give you a Haha if nice joke.

[@jabberwockydraco4913]

@@TrueSpeak-TS Dr.Stone reference

[@peggypaine4471]

There have to be many uses for this. Fry an egg slow bbq. Heat water for my outdoor shower? Great invention.

[@robanderson4137]

As long as the sun is directly above your lens your gonna get that concentrated beam...but any other angle and your focal point goes bye bye.

[@kenbarker6478]

ohhhhh ROBBBBB.... (Laura Petrie voice...)

[@MrtinVarela]

Rob Anderson Unless you put a big water-filled prism before...

[@howtoguro]

+Rob Anderson It's not really even a concentrated beam right now. You can see tons of chromatic dispersion around the edges.

[@galvaconsultant]

Very brilliant and effective method to use sun energy... You gave me a solution to my problem. Thank you

[@OtterLakeFlutes]

cool video. Everyone's a freaking expert critic, sitting there at their keyboard producing nothing. Kudos to you Dan

[@ry4n335]

too bad gays in teh boyscouts now, spoiling youths. MURICA!

[@beatnix488]

Crystal clear shower curtain Cyril just made it to the camping necessities like compass, hatchet, waterproof matches, wire saw, canteen, etc. - awesome demonstration bro!

[@alniseschrenkek6348]

From western Europe here. The biggest luxury you have in the US, we lack. *SPACE.*

[@GREENPOWERSCIENCE]

We are fortunate to have acreage, but development is rapidly occurring.

[@JaspreetSinghArtist]

alnise Schrenkek they are building micro houses in US so i am sure they will have similar problem . NWO

[@alniseschrenkek6348]

user17v """and if you add all illegal muslims on the top of that, then is is a big problem""" Which leads to the concusion, that ANTI-WHITE for our "green" parties, is *FAR* more important, than protection of nature.

[@reflectionfrequency364]

I love this... You are a true alchemist... You've made fire from water...

[@AlbinoMutant]

Great little tool for a survival situation in the wilderness. All you need to do is find a Home Depot.

[@shanezen5194]

Pretty easy to start a fire with just a plastic bag and water

[@ThexXxXxOLOxXxXx]

I get it it's a joke but really i mean it's very easy to find one even if you live in the wilderness just walk 30km in any direction(i.e one day walk for some) you'll hit a highway from there hitchhike to home depot get your stuff. That's not real survival which's being independent from the system if everything shut down will you be able to survive no almost non will.

[@fredborne90]

your a genius mate you should get the Nobel prize for this simple but genius idea

Nobel Prizes are for new ideas aren't they?

[@Vo0d0o2009]

he should get any p^rize even its not nobel , its genius

[@horus2779]

I just cracked the Inca stone puzzle They used concentrated light beams through a gas lens To melt stone to jellification.. Once jellified the were squeezed in place which gave them The maximum closeness you could ever get with a stone block, the remaining heat caused the stone to stick to adjacent stone like mortar.. Once place the front of stone bellied out due to pressure from tightly compressed placement of stone, once stone cooled a gap should have formed but remember the front bellied part was a reservoir, so when bellied part contracted it pushed back the gaps in sides and glued them together..... PLEASE TRY THIS MATE , MAYBE TRY FREZ WATER LENS TO... IM FILTERED AND IGNORED EVERYWHERE TO STOP ME

[@OffGridInvestor]

I never EVER would have thought of this way of doing it. This is so good I'm gonna make a vid of my own directing people to this video.

[@Thomas-xe3ce]

Learned this in the boy scouts. Back when they were the boy scouts.

[@3bdura7man]

wooooohhhhoowww that is the simplest most clever and useful thing I have seen since 5 years!

[@AyyTwisted]

Its almost as if this is the way we as human beings should be doing

[@relentlessmadman]

doing?

[@Kcwiro]

Dude you guys would probably be one of the best neighbors I could ever hope to live next to | keep up the good work ... I have to keep settling for the Pacific Northwest and our Sun up here when we get it... but it doesn't stop me from trying to make what green things I can... still working on powering the wife's greenhouse - thankfully she is just as interested in these sort of things as I am =) ... again keep up the good work you two

[@Ayayayupiyupiyey]

the ending is annoying

[@goatmeatpudding]

You said it

[@beancube2010]

The world really needs insights like this.

[@markmarsh27]

That was f***ing brilliant!

[@CK-wo1ly]

that bit at the end freaked me the hell out

[@Bob_V]

Make one from a trampoline frame that would kick ass.

[@nightrunner9375]

Fire and water DO mix! Very cool video, thanks! :-) Kinda trippy at the end, there... goes well with the music..

[@jadekayak01]

that is fantastic common usage of physics

[@martinbrandt8789]

your videos are real eye openers, informative,well presented. i have partialy impaired hearing and i understood every word spoken. well done, well prepped as well. matin brandt

[@michaelschnittker7388]

Lenses can also be made by putting a reflecting material in a round pan and rotating it. At different speeds the liquid takes on different shapes, sphere/parabola/etc. Pans filled with mercury have been made into telescope mirrors this way. Perhaps water with a floating reflecting surface of some material could work as well since mercury is expensive and toxic. Light could be directed to the pan via mirrors that reflect the sun to it, any kind of flat mirror-like surface would do. Focused light could then be reflected perpendicular with a small mirror of any quality like in a Newtonian telescope to heat a boiler tank which could drive anything from a refrigerator to a saw mill to an air conditioner. All you need is sun and water, even sea water or very dirty water or even ice or snow!. Desalinate water this way to irrigate fields for food and to forest to Earth and thus naturally reduce CO2 in the air!

[@jbolo5378]

thanks for triggering my epilepsy at the end, I really appreciate that

[@sameer26121980]

It works only around 12 PM (sun directly above the head). So you need to plan your cooking at around that time of the day :)

[@GREENPOWERSCIENCE]

Summertime and 10-3

[@marcblack1]

Just watched a few of your shows, and like what I see; I thought to say thank you for all your doing, and hope to see more in the near future.

[@gloobark]

what was going on in the last few seconds of this video 😂

[@julianocamargo6674]

This is amazing, I thought it could be possible in theory but never seen anything like it.

[@Drewbyy]

Ending was cool

[@mel3256]

I am surprised the shower curtain did not melt or weaken/break...... Great simply idea to showcase the amazing energy we need to learn to harvest better.

[@sunrayz8083]

+Melissa s it's just cause the sunlight isn't concentrated up where the shower curtain lies. The water wouldn't be too hot either. It's only down where he puts the board that the sunlight's so concentrated that it gets hot enough to burn wood :)

[@darrellpidgeon6440]

Wow. I've never seen a focal point that long, except in a reflector telescope. But how about a large Fresnel lens? A jointed frame containing two mirrors at 45 degrees can be made to track the sun and always point the light downward. 1st part of mirror frame rotates on horizontal axis; 2nd frame (joined to the 1st) rotates on vertical axis. Think of the equatorial mount of a telescope. Such a setup of mirrors eliminates the need to move the lens. I built a manual tracker twenty years ago. It works good.

[@jabberwockydraco4913]

but then you aren't setting shit on fire with water.

[@darrellpidgeon6440]

@@jabberwockydraco4913 I've seen reports where a drop of water can start fires in the savannahs of Africa. Focused sunlight is dangerous no matter the mediium.

[@madaven818]

that was an AWESOME effect at the end of your video man, very cool!

[@macacoman]

What was the thing in the end about?

[@dondenter]

That is really really good and thought provoking. Very well done Greenpowerscience. Like Master Chatters idea of the resin too.

[@heathercommonsense377]

This makes me think, why do we even have water heaters? Wouldn't we be able to set something up like this over a small reservoir of water that would be connected to water pipes?

[@currentfaves65]

They do in Europe. Search European solar hot water heater

[@chasemarangu]

This is insane. Water being the perfect substitute for glass/plastic, amazing because you can just fill some translucent plastic bag with water and drape it and if you find the right focal length you can get it down to the point (very high heat/light density) *Note:* the bigger the plastic bag/magnifying glass, the more heat you'll get total (you're collecting the sun's light/heat to a point)

[@ga1actic_muffin]

1.2k people had seizures from the unnecessary ending of this video.

[@jadeyes1]

I built one a couple of years ago but with a flat fresnel. At my latitude of 54 north I also needed a mirror array with a solar tracker to direct light onto the horizontal fresnel. I went with a differential voltage solar tracker to keep it simple and a tilt mechanism using two dusk to dawn sensors and a cheap timer..

[@because44]

This sounds very practical, do you have an image of it?

[@Kombaiyashii]

Question, could an optic fibre cable be used to channel the beam? Assuming it's wide enough to allow the full beam in.

[@TheyCalledMeT]

+Kombaiyashii i like how you think! :) courious about the answer..

[@TheyCalledMeT]

+Ivan Sullivan no .. its compareable to electricity if theres no resistance in the transporting cable it won't get hot. but to infuse the light into the cable you would want precision not such a bulky construction.

[@MA-qh5fp]

Short answer - yes, it can.

[@spudspinnigan9677]

You rock, Dan Rojas! I'm sure you turned ROJO from all the sun you deal with!

[@fastat5065]

I thought I was having a stroke for the last 5 seconds of that vid😂🤪

[@EpiCai]

how hot is the focal point on this one? what would I need to make one that can melt metal and glass? increase the size? thanks! :)

[@calebproductions5970]

Why do we have hot water heaters? This thing is amazing

[@GREENPOWERSCIENCE]

Thank you, We are half off the grid because FL has crappy sun in the summer-time and we have 0 wind. We get basic ideas for people to build on. I am scattered but hoping to complete several projects soon with videos. Do my best when I get time from work. Thank you for liking or videos. Dan

[@conrick23]

Nice ending, how did you achieve it?

[@YouBiatchify]

wow. this is brilliant. talk about plastic should be a survival tool kit since its light weight and thin. use it to disinfect water for drinking, cooking and a roof over your head.

[@Raigens]

what's wih that ominous ending? lol

[@Sbibodisigma]

Yeah lmao

[@scramblendan]

So cool. You have a wonderful curious mind and not afraid to use it! love your videos.

[@rickyratcliffe4728]

they should make lens shaped water bottles for hikers/campers

[@relentlessmadman]

Injection mold pete plastic, you could get rich, mitch!

[@millylegume9431]

better bring small durable magnifying glass

[@MrSunshine1206]

Great vid! Very interesting! Liked it start to finish... especially the end LOL!!!

[@jafothedaytrader349]

No ants were harmed in the filming of this video

[@1BlubeTube]

I thought of using a magnifying glass, but I didn't think using actual water to make the form of a magnifying glass. Thanks!

[@RonRay]

If you could obtain a clear, water soluble polymer that would harden while in this shape, you would have the perfect angularly portable parabola.

[@michaeldeamer8293]

Acrylic?

[@thornwarbler]

if i hadn't seen it i wouldn't have believed it. thanks for taking the time to upload

[@wildfire8341]

Strange affect in the end

[@waltersandes1]

I'm Brazilian and I don't speak English, but I liked it very mush. Tank you.

[@vgamesx1]

Turn on CC and enjoy... my favorite bit is "the outer edges really don't matter what matters is the curb the to get there death a ride very close to a trooper have a lock." and "raided a plastic waco" Lol

[@GREENPOWERSCIENCE]

vgamesx1 Yes, lol, Some of the other videos CC stuff that just does not make any sense. "Government sun washing water time radar, flipping paper knowledge for plastic?????"

[@haukursigurdsson9534]

+vgamesx1 "....about applied butter mechanic all the way..." Thanks for the cc tip. Made my day

[@vgamesx1]

Haukur Sigurdsson Sure thing Lol

[@ariesdane5876]

+vgamesx1 Don't blame the voice recognition software... I can barely tolerate his lisp as well.

[@Greenhelix5]

This video is 7 years old. Heck time flies. Awesome video though!

[@suziecreamcheese211]

Can you just use a magnifying glass?

[@MilanKarakas]

This is really clever idea, and I like it. What about spring to fall period (maybe even mild winter with not much snow and some sunlight)? Is it possible to use ordinary mirror and redirect sun, and possible make sun tracking system? Such mirror will be tilted at proper angle (and fixed above this lens), depending of time of the day, and season. This is so great idea. I wonder whether... Is it possible to make even bigger lens with stronger material which may hold more water? And whole construction may be placed closer to the ground, thus avoid problems with sudden wind and bad weather when this 'device' is not in use. Definitively I will try this next summer. Thank you very much for sharing this idea with us. Cheers!

[@mudfossils6331]

You my friend are a genius and this could be the answer. Is anyone looking into this?

[@LetsNeverPlayAgain]

The answer to what

[@mudfossils6331]

Your mind is up a creek in your ars.

[@OsirusHandle]

This is just basic physics, lol. Its a normal lense that have existed for millenia.

[@krisk1547]

There was a company that was making glass lens to power solar panel but i guess it was too expensive. There is also a limit of how much heat can a solar take. This is perfect in survival situations all you need to large enough plastic with you and you can start a fire or boil water.

[@erikmarkus7467]

actually, you would need a lot more than plastic. you would also need a frame to which you would fasten the plastic (not so easy in a survival situation), the means of fastening the plastic - nails, hammer, something else, and a means of holding the whole contraption perfectly horizontal in order to catch enough water to get the lens (his wooden scaffolding type construction). and IF you have all this then you need a bright sunny day. if you ask me, its anything BUT perfect in a survival situation.

[@raysantanu04]

the horror special effect at the last kinda marred the show otherwise a GOOD INFORMATIVE VIDEO. Thanks and keep making such good videos.

[@KiJiHoon]

WHAT was that ending. I thought my phone was being taken over by aliens.

[@GREENPOWERSCIENCE]

It was a digital filter I bought to simulate the paranormal activity movie thing. Helped me see who watch the entire video:-)

[@AndresCarranza]

GREAT. Gladd that works. I made that invention 17 year ago in my mind, only for a tesis job (not about my carrer)

[@XManBG33]

WTF is that at the end?! Your nightmare ending attempt ruins the whole scientific note of the video! Please don't do that anymore!

[@GREENPOWERSCIENCE]

Hristo Arnaudov Having some fun

[@adamwong246]

I can not agree more. I thought I was having a seizure or a flashback or something.

[@nightrunner9375]

I was kinda expecting Samara to suddenly show up. Was disappointed that she did not (Samara + solar fire would have ROCKED) but still enjoyed the video.

[@freddyflores1723]

Night Runner Thats exactly what i was thought. Haha Dan is fun.

[@robertpope333]

Hristo Arnaudov exactly :)))))))))))))))

[@pichucoy]

Al fin algo que vale demasiado muchísimo. Felicitaciones. Congratulaciones. Grandioso. Utilísimo.

[@SBVCP]

Very good video! But wth was that ending, seriously

[@chnnlsrfr3873]

Ode to Blair witch.

[@n0validusername]

@@chnnlsrfr3873 blair witch wasn’t even that creepy. Maybe Dan should do a horror movie that can fund more research.

[@punishedexistence]

I always thought water attenuates the IR energy, which really is what gives it the kick...but apparently, this works pretty good. Nice job!!

[@B22RAW]

Free Energy....and then He was never heard from again. 😂😂😂

[@richardwadd]

I love this, Im thinking looser plastic to enable a thicker lens, might connectrate the light more or even an other plastic underneath with some water on acting as another lens even more concentration, maybe?

[@birdman1843]

How is it’s 1/3 kilowatt energy , how did you measure it ?

[@GREENPOWERSCIENCE]

1 square meter of sunlight is 1000 watts or one kilowatt of solar thermal energy. This is not electrical and based on joules. The area is 1/3 that of a square meter, actually 1/2 but this is not 100% efficient so 1/3 is closer to reality. The focal point would heat something equal to 333 watts of energy. The energy to heating is dependent on the end project and efficiency of items add to the project so area is the best method for determining power potential. Fine particulates in the sky, relative humidity and other factors reduce the 1000 watts per square meter by 5%-10%. 1/3 is a safe estimate based upon all those factors.

[@birdman1843]

GREENPOWERSCIENCE you’re smart , forgive my stupid question , thank you for the kind and detail explanation , totally makes sense to me . It’s amazes me how clean energy is abundant

[@brasil5143]

Congratulation! I like so much this invention!!!!!

[@randhirbal9502]

Very informative video sir thanks

[@j0hnd0e16]

Awesome content, and awesome ending! Unexpected, different, creative. Haters gonna hate

[@altha-rf1et]

Mount a mirror to enable a person to reflect it toward someone

[@trumpkilla1789]

You want to create a death ray LOL

[@smokerogers4354]

quick question? does the sheet need to be at that height? or could i make a smaller one like 3 feet high say for a camp trip or something so its more portable? thanks! great videos man.

[@lixeiratrash]

I really thought i was hallucinating at the end hahaha

[@GREENPOWERSCIENCE]

paranormal activity movie effect.

[@Sata42g]

more like sending me to the hospital.. thanks

[@jamessanger]

this is really amazing !!!!... just plastic and the sun !! wow !! fantastic !! well done !!

[@ultrameme5877]

The sound at the end is scaring me away from your video.

[@donaldlucas8688]

You are a damm genius! Never thought water could do that.

[@BattousaiHBr]

whats up with the psychedelic ending?

[@GREENPOWERSCIENCE]

I had the digital filter and had fun:-) Creepy movie effect.

[@Poodleinacan]

That ending....... perfect for October.

[@fannyeng3389]

The end was disturbing ._.

[@sss-tw3jh]

that ending freaked me the fuck out

[@RSchannel777]

Lol -- Dood from the Lake of Fire... Nnnnoooooooooo!

[@sethhartz6539]

And it's midnight. Great, looks like sleeping tonight has just been thrown out the window.

[@mikefromspace]

If you have a big oven that'll go 230f or can make one, you can slowly bend some polycarbonate sheets. That material is great for a strong workpiece at 1/4", you just have to dry it out first or it'll bubble. Since we're not making a telescope, using support members on the face of this would be okay. Use 2 polycarbonate sheets, frame with some aluminum plate, attach water hose connector or just a water plug after sealing 2 poly halves w/silicon and that's your lens w/rise column for expansion.

[@sonic1k]

creating fire from water? the laws have been broken

[@Genetixmyco]

,a,,,,

[@brujo_millonario]

yin from yang.

[@salehstudio5675]

Yeah, very impressive.

[@beatnix488]

Considering ancient Greeks may have had a very a large glass bowl to fill with water instead of plastic, a really big mirror of excellent quality, and fine tuning lenses, this guy may have just solved the mystery of the "heat ray" used against invading war ships of popular legend.

[@cata4ardeal]

Great ..it's all about Physics and your determination for experiments..good job.keep on fighting the good fight !

[@jamessever8936]

if you put a lot of salt in the watter the focal length will be shorter and you wont have to make it super long

[@pappawheely]

for sure?

[@jamessever8936]

Not by much

[@jamessever8936]

It probably won't be very significant but higher density does change focal length

[@GREENPOWERSCIENCE]

Thank you for enjoying the video.

[@ShowCat1]

This had the potential of being a great video, so why the utterly annoying camera crap at the end? I was going to sub, but the flashing changed my mind.

[@georgerivera9035]

Show Cat Shit happens.

[@solrac7986]

Just skip the end like I did, not a big deal.