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An alternative apocalyptic view of 2012

December 19th, 2012

The countdown to the apocalypse has begun, and everyone is waiting in great anticipation for the ultimate end of humanity’s great evolutionary story. Not convinced? Well me neither.

Alternative Mayan Calender.

Alternative Mayan Calender.

If there are no asteroids on the horizon or biblical floods heading our way, the coast for humanity may not yet be apparent as ‘the beginning of the end’ may have been misinterpreted as ‘the actual end’.

The whole 2012 apocalypse originates from the Mayan calendar which may or may not has been translated correctly, but when you look at the message with the perspective of hindsight, maybe the Mayan people predicted the beginning of the end? Read the rest of this entry »


Self-generating with PV solar panels

November 29th, 2012

freedom to choose, freedom to roam and freedom to choose your path are what our ancestors have fought for since the dawn of humanity, but we all now stand on the edge of a new chapter in the human story.

The PV solar panel apocalypse in the UK between 2012 and 2018.People around the world, not just in the United Kingdom, are struggling to afford to heat and power their homes. Unfortunately for the United Kingdom, added costs of renewing an aged energy infrastructure is also an issue.

Choosing to absorb the continued rise of your annual energy bills or taking decisive action to ‘cushion’ your household from the inevitable increases in costs, must now be a real decision which homeowners must make.

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A new dark age in of times

November 20th, 2012

How long would take our governments to react to the catastrophe which could wipe out millions or billions of lives and see an end to our modern civilisation?

Power My Home PV Solar Panels UKIf the ‘global warming’ issue is anything to go by, then probably never. With 40 years of advanced scientific knowledge, the most significant problem facing humanity is still swept under the rug even today.

Therefore, it comes as no surprise that we now see the world’s governments currently undertaking in public denial about peak oil too. Peak oil is the point at which high demand for oil, outstrips supply and like a ‘must-have’ toy at Christmas, scarcity and substantial price hikes will be the norm. Read the rest of this entry »


Photovoltaic solar panel costs

November 16th, 2012

With the average combined savings and incomes from householders who have installed PV (electric) solar panels, the financial rewards have increased from £540 to £635 per year.

The PV solar panel apocalypse in the UK between 2012 and 2018.Alternative energy, also known as micro-generation and green power has up until recent years have been considered a technology for the environmental conscious household.

This viewpoint may have been valid in the golden age when gas and electricity and even food were cheap, plentiful, those times are now nothing more, but a flickering memory for most people.

The real benefits of putting solar panels, heat pumps or even biomass heaters as part of household ‘energy mix’ are now becoming apparent. Read the rest of this entry »


Today’s struggle after peak oil

November 2nd, 2012

As our politicians squabble about over the nuclear versus wind turbine debate, the real issue is global oil supply.

What will life look like after oil supply has peaked, how will we know when we have reached this pinnacle moment and did Saudi Arabia know something we don’t?

Power My Home PV Solar Panels UKThere comes the point in everyone’s lives when you hit an age as decline begins. After an experience so far, of unlimited quantities of youthful energy, the world is a more colourful and fun place to be, but at some point, without realising it, the scales tip and a prolonged descent into old age begin.

As depressing as this sounds, this analogy is what has occurred to the lifeblood of our civilisation. Oil! Read the rest of this entry »


Our world more vulnerable

October 22nd, 2012

As humanity’s greatest achievements in the form of the Voyager one and two spacecraft reach the outskirts of our solar system, whose primitive cameras were realigned to take a photograph of a small blue dot called Earth.

Blue dot Earth.

Blue dot Earth.

Very few of the 7 billion people living in that small blue dot, set within the vastness of space, will ever see that poignant image, but the spacecraft launched 35 years ago will be a time capsule of the human experience, and will probably wander lonely and eternally undiscovered for billions of years.

Our planet can also describe as a time capsule, which has wandered around our galaxy, for the most part, shielding its precious cargo of complicated life from the hostile ravages of space and time. Read the rest of this entry »