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Machine cells each 0.23 mm in diameter, which number 87.2 million cells per kilogram
fly invisibly in the air and operate invisibly in the soil and water. The airborne cells
absorb sunlight and water vapor and produce hydrogen and oxygen. Hydrogen is
stored within the cell and transported to a soil borne cell of similar size. The soil borne
cell uses the hydrogen along with ambient oxygen to process soil into stream of atomic
materials. These materials are used to form mechanisms deep within the Earth. These
mechanisms produce additional machine cells along with every variety of consumer
product which is used supply a variety of surface mechanisms to meet the needs of all
people everywhere. Waste products are collected and recycled.

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The Earth presently has 7 billion people. These are growing in number at a rate of
1.14% per year, with a birth rate of 2.03% By the year 2050, within 38 years these
numbers will grow to between 10.8 billion and 15.0 billion persons.
Self-replicating solar powered machine cell mechanisms deep within the Earth are
manufactured and operated to support 21.0 billion people at the same level as
millionaires now live in 2012, without pollution effects.
These deep mechanisms will take the form of a network of globe circling tunnels left
behind after soil and rock are processed into the raw materials needed to produce the
mechanisms, cells and consumer goods needed. These tunnels are 48 meters in
diameter and comprise a total length of 3.42 million kilometers.
Cells have a doubling time of 2.4 days. Starting with a single machine cell, the
mechanism will produce the global network of tunnels shown that will support 21 billion
people. Total time period from the production of the first machine cell to the completion
of the global system is 180 days, six months.
The system is automatic and self-regulating. When all people!s needs are met, the
system slows its reproductive rate to match the needs present at the time. Meeting
human needs means twenty-one billion people will not be supported until 2067-2109
time frame.

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Solar Powered
World Land Bridge

America

Gobi
Sahara

Mexico
Arabia

Kalihari

Atacama
Australia
Irrigated Farm Land
Solar Collector Array
New Rail
Upgrade Rail

World
Land
Solar
Powered
WorldBridge
Land Bridge
by William Mook November 2011

Maglevmillion
rail combined
road, high corridors!
speed rail,
3.42
km of with
"development
hydrogen
pipelines,
water
pipelines,
power
lineswith
and
consisting of ,maglev rail lines combined
communications to tie the world together into a single
powered
roadways,
high speed
rail, hydrogen
highly productive
economy
with sufficient
physical
pipelines,
water 9pipelines,
power lines and
resources to support
billion millionaires.
communications lines tie the world together
With aagricultural
productivity
of 11.2economy
metric tonswith
per
into
single highly
productive
hectare
rate
of
production
along
with
1.0
metric
ton
sufficient physical resources to support per
21
person consumption of food and fiber products a world
billion
millionaires.
of 9 billion
people will require 803,571,430 hectares of
irrigated farmland.

With agricultural productivity of 26.2 metric

With per
10,000
Watts per
person,
and a 30% overall
tons
hectare
rate
of production
along (55%
with
primary, 55% secondary) efficiency, along with 20%
1.0
metric
ton means
per person
of
capital
utilization,
60 personsconsumption
may be supported
food
and fiber
products
a world of
21 requires
billion
per hectare
of primary
collectors.
This
150,000,000
hectares
of solar
collectors.
people
requires
803.6
million
hectares of high
intensity farm production using aeroponics.

Eight regions, each one 18,750 square kilometers of

collector. Each oval, 171 km wide by 140 km tall
The
3.42
kmofby
48 meter
produces
4.2million
billion tons
hydrogen
gas perdiameter
year. All
tunnel
system
processes
trillion tons
cubic
eight produce
a grand
total of 1.55
33.6 billion
of
hydrogen of
gas per
yeartotaling
for the entire
meters
rock
3.56planet.
trillion metric

tons.
Using an efficient UV laser to
A reduced energy version of H.A.A.R.P. is used to
implement
time the
of flight
separation
survey deep awithin
Earthsatomic
crust to
find new
system
materials.all materials required by humanity are
extracted from this subsurface rock and from
waste materials thereafter.

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Processing Rock, Soil and Waste at the Atomic Level

Material

Atomic
No.

ppm

t/yr 2008

t/yr

rock

m3/yr rock

liters/
person

liters/person

multiple

Scandium

21 Sc

22

0.5

22,727

9,881

0.00

Osmium

76 Os

0.0015

666,666,667

289,855,072

41.41

621.12

1,059

Rhodium

45 Rh

0.001

3 3,000,000,000

1,304,347,826

186.34

2,795.03

235

Iridium

77 Ir

0.001

3 3,000,000,000

1,304,347,826

186.34

2,795.03

235

Rhenium

75 Re

0.0007

4.5 6,428,571,429

2,795,031,056

399.29

5,989.35

110

Rubidium

37 Rb

90

100,000

43,478

0.01

0.09

7,058,824

Terbium

65 Tb

1.2

10

8,333,333

3,623,188

0.52

7.76

84,706

Lutetium

71 Lu

0.5

10

20,000,000

8,695,652

1.24

18.63

35,294

Holmium

67 Ho

1.3

10

7,692,308

3,344,482

0.48

7.17

91,765

Ruthenium

44 Ru

0.001

12 12,000,000,000 5,217,391,304

745.34

11,180.12

59

Caesium

55 Cs

105,882

Palladium

46 Pd

0.015

Gallium

31 Ga

19

Platinum

78 Pt

0.003

Thallium

81 Tl

0.85

30

35,294,118

Hafnium

72 Hf

3.0

50

Thulium

69 Tm

0.52

50

Ytterbium

70 Yb

3.2

Indium

49 In

Germanium

32 Ge

Dysprosium
Tellurium
Beryllium

20

0.02 31,058,824

6,666,667

2,898,551

0.41

6.21

24 1,600,000,000

695,652,174

99.38

1,490.68

441

686,499

0.10

1.47

447,059

30 10,000,000,000 4,347,826,087

30

1,578,947

621.12

9,316.77

71

15,345,269

2.19

32.88

20,000

16,666,667

7,246,377

1.04

15.53

42,353

96,153,846

41,806,020

5.97

89.58

7,341

50

15,625,000

6,793,478

0.97

14.56

45,176

0.25

75

300,000,000

130,434,783

18.63

279.50

2,353

1.5

80

53,333,333

23,188,406

3.31

49.69

13,235

66 Dy

5.2

100

19,230,769

8,361,204

1.19

17.92

36,706

52 Te

0.001

215 215,000,000,00093,478,260,870

13,354.04

200,310.56

4 Be

2.8

364

130,000,000

56,521,739

8.07

121.12

5,430

Yttrium

39 Y

33

400

12,121,212

5,270,092

0.75

11.29

58,235

Gadolinium

64 Gd

6.2

400

64,516,129

28,050,491

4.01

60.11

10,941

Europium

63 Eu

2.0

400

200,000,000

86,956,522

12.42

186.34

3,529

Erbium

68 Er

3.5

500

142,857,143

62,111,801

8.87

133.10

4,941

Selenium

34 Se

0.06

600 10,000,000,000 4,347,826,087

621.12

9,316.77

71

Samarium

62 Sm

7.05

700

99,290,780

43,169,904

6.17

92.51

7,109

Tantalum

72 Ta

2.0

840

420,000,000

182,608,696

26.09

391.30

1,681

Praseodymium

59 Pr

9.2

2400

260,869,565

113,421,550

16.20

243.05

2,706

Gold

79 Au

0.004

43,478.26

652,173.91

Silicon (crystal)

14 Si

282000

5000

Bismuth

83 Bi

0.0085

6000 705,882,352,941306,905,370,844

Zirconium

40 Zr

165

7000

Vanadium

23 V

120

Neodymium

60 Nd

41.5

Mercury

80 Hg

0.085

Lanthanum

57 La

39

12500

320,512,821

Niobium

41 Nb

20

15000

Cobalt

27 Co

25

17000

Cadmium

48 Cd

0.15

Silver

47 Ag

0.075

Cerium

58 Ce

66.5

24000

Iodine

53 I

0.45

Thorium

90 Th

Lithium

2800 700,000,000,000304,347,826,087
17,730

7,709

0.00

0.02 39,811,765

43,843.62

657,654.37

2.64

39.53

16,639

3.62

54.35

12,101

10.93

163.89

4,013

42,424,242

18,445,323

7000

58,333,333

25,362,319

7300

175,903,614

76,479,832

8400 98,823,529,412 42,966,751,918

6,138.11

92,071.61

139,353,400

19.91

298.61

2,202

750,000,000

326,086,957

46.58

698.76

941

680,000,000

295,652,174

42.24

633.54

1,038

23000 153,333,333,33366,666,666,667

9,523.81

142,857.14

23000 306,666,666,667133,333,333,333

19,047.62

285,714.29

156,914,024

22.42

336.24

1,956

30000 66,666,666,667 28,985,507,246

4,140.79

62,111.80

11

200.57

3,008.54

219
362

360,902,256

9.6

31000 3,229,166,667

1,403,985,507

3 Li

20

39000 1,950,000,000

847,826,087

121.12

1,816.77

Uranium

92 U

2.7

45000 16,666,666,667 7,246,376,812

1,035.20

15,527.95

42

Tungsten

74 W

125

45100

22.41

336.15

1,956

Arsenic

33 As

1.8

47000 26,111,111,111 11,352,657,005

1,621.81

24,327.12

27

Antimony

51 Sb

0.2

53000 265,000,000,000115,217,391,304

16,459.63

246,894.41

Molybdenum

42 Mo

1.2

80000 66,666,666,667 28,985,507,246

4,140.79

62,111.80

11

Titanium

22 Ti

5600

99000

17,678,571

7,686,335

1.10

16.47

39,929

Strontium

38 Sr

370

137000

370,270,270

160,987,074

23.00

344.97

1,906

360,800,000

156,869,565

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Material

Atomic
No.

ppm

t/yr 2008

Tin

50 Sn

2.3

Sodium

11 Na

23600

Bromine

35 Br

Magnesium

12 Mg

2.4
23300

t/yr

rock

m3/yr rock

165000 71,739,130,435 31,190,926,276

liters/
person

liters/person

multiple

4,455.85

66,837.70

10

3,684,598

0.53

7.90

83,294

330000 137,500,000,00059,782,608,696

200000
350000

8,474,576
15,021,459

8,540.37

128,105.59

6,531,069

0.93

14.00

46,992

Boron

5 B

10

1000000 100,000,000,00043,478,260,870

6,211.18

93,167.70

Nickel

28 Ni

84

1300000 15,476,190,476 6,728,778,468

961.25

14,418.81

46

Lead

82 Pb

14

2800000 200,000,000,00086,956,521,739

Silicon

14 Si

282000

Chromium

3880000

13,758,865

12,422.36

186,335.40

5,982,115

0.85

12.82

51,304

24 Cr

102

4000000 39,215,686,275 17,050,298,380

2,435.76

36,536.35

18

Fluorine

9 F

585

4000000 6,837,606,838

2,972,872,538

424.70

6,370.44

103

Barium

56 Ba

425

6000000 14,117,647,059 6,138,107,417

876.87

13,153.09

50

Manganese

25 Mn

950

6220000 6,547,368,421

2,846,681,922

406.67

6,100.03

108

Zinc

30 Zn

70

12500000 178,571,428,57177,639,751,553

11,091.39

166,370.90

Copper

29 Cu

60

15000000 250,000,000,000108,695,652,174

15,527.95

232,919.25

Aluminum

13 Al

82300

30000000

364,520,049

158,486,978

22.64

339.61

1,936

Potassium

19 K

20900

36000000 1,722,488,038

748,907,843

106.99

1,604.80

410

7 N

19

44000000 2,315,789,473,684
1,006,864,988,558143,837.86

2,157,567.83

Nitrogen
Hydrogen

1 H

1400

50000000 35,714,285,714 15,527,950,311

2,218.28

33,274.18

20

Chlorine

17 Cl

145

50000000 344,827,586,207149,925,037,481

21,417.86

321,267.94

Sulfur

16 S

350

54000000 154,285,714,28667,080,745,342

9,582.96

143,744.45

Oxygen

8 O

461000

13.47

202.10

3,254

Calcium

20 Ca

41500

262

Phosphorus

15 P

Iron

26 Fe

Carbon

6 C

100000000

216,919,740

94,312,930

112000000 2,698,795,181

1,173,389,209

167.63

2,514.41

153000000 145,714,285,71463,354,037,267

9,050.58

135,758.65

56300 1200000000 21,314,387,211 9,267,124,875

1,323.87

19,858.12

33

1050

200 8600000000 43,000,000,000,000

18,695,652,173,913
2,670,807.45 40,062,111.80
Average
Median
Mode
Maximum

5,351.51

80,272.69

1,028,953

186.34

2,795.03

235

72.98

1,094.72

941

43,843.62

657,654.37 3.981E+07

The 82 materials used by human industry at present are listed above along with their
quantities of use and their concentration in the upper crust, excluding major ore bodies.
From this we can see that 43.8 cubic meters of rock per person contains more than
enough raw materials to meet present demand for materials. Reprocessing waste
means that 0.5 cubic meters of rock per person per year is required to support growth of
today!s level of use.
The highlighted column shows the amount of rock that must be processed per person to
support a millionaire level of consumption. To obtain the rarest of all metals (gold)
requires the processing of 657.7 cubic meters of rock per person. This provides a
super-abundance of all other materials. To support a 2.08% growth rate requires the
addition of 13.7 cubic meters of rock mining per year per person. The entire system
processes enough material during construction to support 21 billion millionaires and
stores those materials underground until needed.

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Flight System (source NASA)

Proposed High Volume System

High Voltage Electronics

Fuel Cell

MS
ATO
H2

Laser

SOIL
Reflector

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3D Printing
These Stratasys printers are the
beginning of a process that will take
atoms extracted from rock and
assemble them into finished products
that requires little to no assembly.
Atoms are energized and reacted on
an assembly surface at a designated
location to form a structured product
or part.
The tunnel boring machine becomes a
rock refinery and manufacturing
center.
Automated systems travel
along the surface in the machine!s
wake transforming it into a city scape
capable of supporting 4,770 people
per square kilometer, using materials
extracted from the subsurface tunnel.
The system described here make the
machine cells.
The cells are then
controlled through their swarming
behavior to self-assemble into desired
products.