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This little egg-shaped "Ecocapsule" caravan can revolutionize science and explorations


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Kimmo Huosionmaa

This caravan, what is known as "Ecocapsule" can be used also as the base for serious scientific investigations at the distant places. At the below, the text finds links to one of the most fantastic ideas, what I have seen on the Internet. It's the introduction of the egg-shaped caravan, what uses green energy. This small building might revolutionize the explorations in many places like distant islands, which are far away from the civilized world.


The green energy guarantees energy supply in the distant areas, and this helps to make scientific investigations. The laboratories and communication equipment needs electricity, and that's why the use of green power makes possible to stay in some area longer than before. If this "egg" would be in the very sunny area, above the clouds, it would get enough sunset for its solar panels.


Those egg-shaped buildings can deliver those areas by using aircraft, and then scientists can live in those small caravans, and make their experiments in comfortable conditions. The shape of an egg and very hard synthetic material like carbon fiber or kevlar-and steel combination makes those "eggs" very lasting, and because it can be closed airtight, would that "egg" survive also in the flooding, what makes them perfect for use in the countries like Bangladesh.


Also, those buildings can be used in the bottom of the sea, and in those cases would the wind-generator put in the tube, what would be upwards. In that case, the capillary flow would give the movement to that generator. This kind of underwater houses can be equipped with the airlock, or there can be simply more pressure than outer water, and if the hatch, what scuba divers use is on the floor, would the inner space stay dry.


That makes possible to investigate corals in the very intensive way, by dropping that thing from the cargo plane, and then this "egg" can be used as an underwater station, or maybe the scientists want to use it in the tide areas, where this "egg" could be used to observe, what kind of animals can live in the line between dry ground and water. They can also be used in mangrove- areas, what is full of mosquito and the mud makes the moving in those areas extremely difficult and dangerous. So those green energy used caravans might have many other usages than only traveling.

Sources:

https://www.ecocapsule.sk/

https://www.facebook.com/InTheKnowInnovationAOL/posts/1882586548700666


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https://www.ecocapsule.sk/sites/default/files/ecocapsule_at_river_0.jpg

https://crisisofdemocracticstates.blogspot.fi/
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