Comments on: Airborne Algae is the Answer http://www.vi-r-us.com/air-algae-is-the-answer/ Wed, 07 Jan 2009 02:51:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Airborne Algae is the Answer (update) | vi-R-us http://www.vi-r-us.com/air-algae-is-the-answer/#comment-74944 Airborne Algae is the Answer (update) | vi-R-us Thu, 21 Aug 2008 18:01:33 +0000 http://www.vi-r-us.com/?p=336#comment-74944 [...] like my airborne flight of fancy might not have been so dumb after all. Sounds like this guy might know what he’s talking [...] [...] like my airborne flight of fancy might not have been so dumb after all. Sounds like this guy might know what he’s talking [...]

]]> By: Olivia http://www.vi-r-us.com/air-algae-is-the-answer/#comment-74934 Olivia Thu, 21 Aug 2008 15:40:44 +0000 http://www.vi-r-us.com/?p=336#comment-74934 Please quickly contact me at otivaeey@gmail.com. Since 3 years ago, I had the same dream as stated in your website about airborne chloroplasts. I took it very seriously and discovered a potential kind of algae. They are called chlamydomonas nivalis which only exist in cold climate. I hope that someone, not just me is racing against the goal to achieve mitigating global warming by airborne chloroplast. You know, the dreamt chloroplast is like this, the algae solution is mixed with brine, and the solution is sprayed controllably into the earth’s jet streams. The brine contains all the minerals required for growth. When it’s mature, it developed into a very tiny marshmallow or cotton ball structure and acts like a nuclei for water condensation, and lastly dropped to the ground with rain. At the groundzero, it remains static, sunken into the deep sea, and will never decompose back into CO2. Please let me stop my pen right here, wishing to see you next time. We will have more to discuss I’m sure about. Please quickly contact me at otivaeey@gmail.com.

Since 3 years ago, I had the same dream as stated in your website about airborne chloroplasts. I took it very seriously and discovered a potential kind of algae. They are called chlamydomonas nivalis which only exist in cold climate.
I hope that someone, not just me is racing against the goal to achieve mitigating global warming by airborne chloroplast.
You know, the dreamt chloroplast is like this, the algae solution is mixed with brine, and the solution is sprayed controllably into the earth’s jet streams. The brine contains all the minerals required for growth. When it’s mature, it developed into a very tiny marshmallow or cotton ball structure and acts like a nuclei for water condensation, and lastly dropped to the ground with rain. At the groundzero, it remains static, sunken into the deep sea, and will never decompose back into CO2.
Please let me stop my pen right here, wishing to see you next time. We will have more to discuss I’m sure about.

]]> By: Administrator http://www.vi-r-us.com/air-algae-is-the-answer/#comment-30064 Administrator Fri, 15 Jun 2007 11:13:45 +0000 http://www.vi-r-us.com/?p=336#comment-30064 ah yes, maybe i meant it that way round. duh. not doing a good job saving the planet am i? ah yes, maybe i meant it that way round. duh. not doing a good job saving the planet am i?

]]> By: Ben Sibelman http://www.vi-r-us.com/air-algae-is-the-answer/#comment-29985 Ben Sibelman Fri, 15 Jun 2007 01:05:26 +0000 http://www.vi-r-us.com/?p=336#comment-29985 You have it backwards. We need them to die off when CO2 levels get too LOW, i.e. when they've eaten enough of the stuff to stop global warming. You have it backwards. We need them to die off when CO2 levels get too LOW, i.e. when they’ve eaten enough of the stuff to stop global warming.

]]> By: Administrator http://www.vi-r-us.com/air-algae-is-the-answer/#comment-13331 Administrator Mon, 19 Mar 2007 16:56:43 +0000 http://www.vi-r-us.com/?p=336#comment-13331 I think the genetic peeps will have to design them so they die when the C02 levels get too high like yeast perish in alcohol at 13% concentrations or thereabouts. But if they mutate and get a higher tolerance to C02 levels then indeed, all flora will die and we'll all be FUCKED! I think the genetic peeps will have to design them so they die when the C02 levels get too high like yeast perish in alcohol at 13% concentrations or thereabouts. But if they mutate and get a higher tolerance to C02 levels then indeed, all flora will die and we’ll all be FUCKED!

]]> By: Ben Sibelman http://www.vi-r-us.com/air-algae-is-the-answer/#comment-12072 Ben Sibelman Sun, 11 Mar 2007 03:33:47 +0000 http://www.vi-r-us.com/?p=336#comment-12072 Only problem is there's no way to guarantee they'll stop when we want them to. They could just keep reproducing until they start out-competing the world's plant life for CO2, and then where will we be? Only problem is there’s no way to guarantee they’ll stop when we want them to. They could just keep reproducing until they start out-competing the world’s plant life for CO2, and then where will we be?

]]> By: Andy Bennett http://www.vi-r-us.com/air-algae-is-the-answer/#comment-11330 Andy Bennett Fri, 02 Mar 2007 11:57:35 +0000 http://www.vi-r-us.com/?p=336#comment-11330 Hi Nik, What's in the box? http://www.andybennett.net/2007/03/02/whats-in-the-box/ Hi Nik, What’s in the box?
http://www.andybennett.net/2007/03/02/whats-in-the-box/

]]> By: Andrew http://www.vi-r-us.com/air-algae-is-the-answer/#comment-11247 Andrew Thu, 01 Mar 2007 09:47:45 +0000 http://www.vi-r-us.com/?p=336#comment-11247 That's mad enough that it might just work! Except we'll be all be sloshing around in obese CO2 filled algae... Nice. That’s mad enough that it might just work!

Except we’ll be all be sloshing around in obese CO2 filled algae… Nice.

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