Bioluminescence sensor: enzymes, reaction and utilization as an energy source

  • Yağdıran B
  • Ersoy S
  • Gültekin B
  • et al.
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Abstract

Even though we accept that the known history of energy use started with the first fire lit by man, we can see its scientific definition in the vis-viva equation. The phenomenon of energy has been explained by the theories produced as a result of the observations of kinetic events, instead of imitating them from nature. All algorithms developed by human beings to obtain energy work against nature and may cause disruption of the ecological balance. However, non-human alive beings living in the integrity of nature can produce energy in harmony with nature. This study aims to draw attention to this energy conversion process, which we will define as cold energy.

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Yağdıran, B., Ersoy, S., Gültekin, B. N., & Yağdıran, M. (2022). Bioluminescence sensor: enzymes, reaction and utilization as an energy source. Journal of Mechatronics and Artificial Intelligence in Engineering, 3(2), 88–100. https://doi.org/10.21595/jmai.2022.22953

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