Concept
Aquater 2050 is a concept for a new way of life based on the ocean. It includes a life-sustaining, energy producing watercraft (a SEMAN) that gathers energy from wind, waves, and sun by it’s special equipment and then stores the energy for sale to people on the land. It also has a unique design that keeps the craft from rolling in the waves, making travel more pleasant and energy harvesting on the sea possible. It has hydroponic components that can grow food on the sea, and reverse osmosis components to create potable water.
Civilization
Aquater 2050 is also an idea of a new civilization based on the sea, with communities made of groups of SEMAN so that there would be social interaction on the sea. This civilization is called the Aquater Alliance. The author has described this life and how it might develop in his book, AQUATERS.
Equipment
The author devised the SEMAN and the Aquater Alliance in order to solve some of the problems of the world today and in the future: poverty, ecology, pollution, and energy scarcity. He believes this new equipment and civilization might help solve some of these problems and also be an exciting way to live.
Quick Facts
What will you find in this Web site?
First and foremost, this Web site describes a means of leaving the heavily tapped-out land and starting a new life on the oceans of the world. It describes the possibility of a society – The Aquater Alliance- that consists of “pods” or communities on the ocean. Each pod can encompass a number of individuals and families, each living on a boat called a SEMAN.
This Web site also describes a development program, which addresses each of these problems in a realistic way, not just a pie-in-the-sky dream. Take time NOW to understand how this can give you a chance at a better life
What is a SEMAN?
So what is a SEMAN? It is a boat that is stable despite wave motion. The name is an acronym meaning “Seagoing Energy Module with Automatic Navigation-Stabilization”. It allows permanent living on the oceans for individuals or families, and provides them with a means to make a living while they are doing just that. A further perusal of the Web site will give more detailed information about exactly how that is done. The developer of this concept, Leonard Wald, has written 6 papers, that are available on this Web site, and describes how this can work.
How do Aquaters travel?
In conjunction with the SEMAN, an amphibian airplane that is designed to dock into the SEMAN, is available for transportation to and from the closest mainland for emergencies and visits to friends and relatives still on the land. You will also find additional information about this aircraft specifically designed for this society in this Web site In addition, for local transport between Seman and land, a runabout is described.
Finally, you will find a description of the many benefits of the Aquater Alliance society. There are benefits for both the members of the society, and the people of the world as a whole.
What are the personal benefits of a SEMAN and
the Aquater life?
- Live on the cutting edge of technology
- Give you the opportunity to truly be independent
- Large rewards for taking risks
- Life as a part of nature
- No commute – little time away from family
- Be free of national squabbles, civil wars and terrorism
If this appeals to you, then you should read more in the site about the life of an Aquater.
What are the global benefits of a SEMAN and the Aquaters?
The world is facing several serious and potentially devastating problems, and they are closer than you think:
- Reduce the risk of terrorism and national wars
- Reduce environmental destruction
- Provide energy from renewable sources
- Increase food and fresh water supplies
- Counter the disruption of economic and social systems
- Counter the negative impact of population increase and automation
If this appeals to you, then you should read more in this site about the impact of the Aquater Alliance.
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