Acoustics

Acoustics

Climate Change, Security, Sensors

Yazarlar: Giovanni P. Gregori

Cilt 2 , Sayı 3 , 2020 , Sayfalar 474-504

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DOI:10.3390/acoustics2030026

Anahtar Kelimeler:Climate change,Observational evidence,Solid object performance,Natural or manmade catastrophes,AE monitoring,Clean energy,Atmospheric electrical circuit

Özet: A concise threefold illustration is given: (i) of climate change on the gigayear (Ga) time scale through the nanosecond (nsec) time scale, (ii) of the role of the performance of solid materials, concerning both manmade and natural structures with reference to security, and (iii) of the exploitation of the electrostatic energy of the atmospheric electrical circuit—which is an enormous reservoir of natural “clean” energy. Several unfortunate misunderstandings are highlighted that bias the present generally agreed beliefs. The typical natural pace of the Earth’s “electrocardiogram”, ~27.4 Ma, is such that, at present, for the first time humankind must challenge an Earth’s “heartbeat”. A correct use of sensors is needed to get an efficient monitoring of the ongoing climate change. Both anthropic and natural drivers are to be considered. A brief reminder is given about sensors that ought to monitor solid materials—with application (i) to every kind of machinery, building, viaduct or bridge, vehicle, aircraft, rocket, etc. and (ii) for a correct (and unprecedented) monitoring of the electric field at ground, which is the prerequisite for the exploitation of the electrostatic energy of the atmosphere. In every case, a systemic approach is always needed. Every specialized investigation often misses the true physics of phenomena. The resulting great complication can be tackled by means of suitable approximate and “simple” models, which always have to be correctly tested. The impact on the biosphere is manifested as a steady regeneration of microorganisms at the deep ocean floors, supplied by endogenous CH4. Microorganisms are thus the beginning of an ever rejuvenating food chain. The natural climate change implies a permanent evolution of living forms. On the longer time-scale, a permanent cycle occurs of species extinction and/or generation. In addition, owing to such a process, some living forms are likely to also exist underground on other planetary objects. That is, life ought to be a ubiquitous intrinsic endogenic feature of matter in the universe, while life’s survival, evolution and/or extinction, ought to depend on the available hosting environment.


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@article{2020, title={Climate Change, Security, Sensors}, volume={2}, number={474–504}, publisher={Acoustics}, author={Giovanni P. Gregori}, year={2020} }
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Giovanni P. Gregori. (2020). Climate Change, Security, Sensors (Vol. 2). Vol. 2. Acoustics.
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Giovanni P. Gregori. Climate Change, Security, Sensors. no. 474–504, Acoustics, 2020.