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So I got inot UCR and UCSD. I just got into both school.s UCSD is going to be arounk 28K for me. UCR is like half the price because of FASFA. I can go to UCSD for the great education or I can go to UCR and get better grades. UCSD = better education, worse grades. UCR cheaper, better grades and not so good education. I am so confused. Is UCSD just that much of a better school? I want to work with wireless energy transmission after I graduate. Anyone know about the EE program at UCR? I don't know much about it. Witricity: witric power.
Technorati Tags: better education ee program energy transmission fasfa good education great education ucr So there this science fair me and my friends are taking part in. We want to do something related to wireless electricity. We were thinking of using SOMETHING to light up a low power bulb or CFL. I researched and landed up with these ways-
1. Use a tesla coil
2. Use two Biflar Coils.
3. Use a square wave generator.
In 1909, Nicola Tesla was conducting wireless energy transmission experiments, a fore-runner to the government's HAARP technology. Could the destruction which occurred in Tunguska, Siberia, have been the result of an experiment gone wrong, and is there the possibility that the same mistake could occur again if the government is allowed to employ the HAARP technology? Witricity: go witric!
Electrical energy can also be transmitted by means of electrical currents made to flow through naturally existing conductors, specifically the earth, lakes and oceans, and through the atmosphere — a natural medium that can be made conducting if the breakdown voltage is exceeded and the gas becomes ionized. For example, when a high voltage is applied across a neon tube the gas becomes ionized and a current passes between the two internal electrodes.
