Physics Essay: Long-Range Elect. Trans. Possibilities

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Long-range electricity transmission, particularly wireless methods, is a challenging concept with limited practical applications. Lightning is cited as an example, but it is not a viable method for consistent energy transfer. Tesla's theories on wireless transmission are referenced, yet their feasibility remains questionable. The discussion highlights the need for clarity on what constitutes "long-ranged electricity transmission." Overall, the topic raises important questions about the practicality of current technologies and theories in achieving effective long-range energy transfer.
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Homework Statement


write a physics essay about "to what extent is long ranged electricity transmission possible?"


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The Attempt at a Solution


Well...
I can say lightning is one example
maybe add some tesla's theory
i need 1 more point...
 
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benbennza1 said:

Homework Statement


write a physics essay about "to what extent is long ranged electricity transmission possible?"


Homework Equations



N/A

The Attempt at a Solution


Well...
I can say lightning is one example
maybe add some tesla's theory
i need 1 more point...

Welcome to the PF.

What is meant by "long ranged electricity transmission"? I would think they mean electrical transmission lines and such, not lightning. Lightning is not a very useful form of electrical transmission...
 
oops... i meant "long ranged wireless electricity transmission"
 
benbennza1 said:
oops... i meant "long ranged wireless electricity transmission"

Ah. Not a very practical concept. Is the whole class writing this essay, or did you pick it yourself?

You can google what you have in your quoted phrase above, and get some ideas. But again, none are practical, AFAIK.
 
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