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News India Live, Digital Desk: Something similar has happened this time also. You must have seen wind turbines with big wings on the ground. But China has changed the game. He has now decided to leave the land and create electricity in the sky. he has launched S2000 Airship.
If we understand in simple language, it is a giant balloon which generates electricity while floating in the air. But it is not that easy, there are many complications in it.
Why leave the land and the sky?
There is a simple rule of science that the higher we go above the ground, the faster and more continuously the wind blows. Trees, buildings and mountains on the ground stop the speed of wind. Chinese scientists thought why not send the electricity generating machine to the place where the wind is the most powerful.
S2000 was created with this in mind. This airship is close to the ground 600 to 1000 meters Has the ability to fly at a height of. This HAWE (High-Altitude Wind Energy) It is being called technology.
How does this work?
This is no ordinary balloon. It looks like a huge fish or capsule. It is filled with air which makes it fly. but the real magic is ‘S’ shaped turbines Is in. When strong wind hits them, they rotate and generate electricity, which is sent to the ground through cables.
Just electricity or something else too?
China says that it will be used in places where it is difficult to provide electricity, such as flood relief camps, remote mountainous areas or military bases. It can be folded and taken anywhere.
But, the reason for the world’s attention is something else.
You may remember that some time ago a “Chinese spy balloon” was seen over America. Experts fear that S2000 may also be a step in the same direction. Standing at such a height, this airship can not only generate electricity, but can also use that electricity to run radar, cameras and surveillance equipment.
That means two birds with one stone; those below will feel that electricity is being generated, and from above, silent spying can also take place. At present, China is calling it its “green energy” revolution, but it is always important to recognize the intentions hidden behind the technology.
