Rotating Sunlight/Light Beam for Fractional/Beneficial Use.

摘要

FIG. 1 (page 7), a rudimentary drawing showing a representation of a Rotating Sunlight/Light Beam for Fractional/Beneficial Use (alternative energy solar/light collection and distribution system), including second source backup.;The Sun a giant laser, being 93 million miles from Earth, is the greatest point-source light in existence. The light-rays emanating from the Sun as photons, traveling 93 million miles in distance is a nearly-perfectly collimated form. The intent of this invention is to capture those highly collimated light-ray photons and gently redirect them in several directions, while greatly compounding them and keeping them in a highly parallel form to be delivered to the final destination.;The second source light is composed of the invention on page 9, in which the Sun's location is replaced by the HID element in a newly invented form for capturing and compounding the light-rays. Compounding can he even greater as indicated on page 10.; FIG. 3, page 9 is a drawing illustrating “one” preferred embodiment of a new type laser-like light bulb lamp, spotlight-searchlight. The sealed enclosures component can be cooled by heat exchangers and be fitted with serviceable connections to allow for the replenishment of the necessary elements to keep it in service indefinitely.;The emitted light rays of the HID are reflected from various surfaces, re-directed to the convex or convexo-concave lens assembly. From there the light rays are redirected to the focal point of the second “parabolic” reflector where the light rays are once again reflected down/out through the lens, to be used for the intended purpose. The light rays that do not first arrive at the focal point of the parabolic reflector are re-circulated/redirected, perhaps to the rear flat-surface front-coated mirror and are redirected, by a circuitous routes back towards the focal point of the second “parabolic” reflector, and from there on through the lens assemblies for beneficial use.