Light, Crowdfunding and Science

Something like a light bulb could be lit, or it could be unachievable (unachievable is  pretty uncommon, you could say - or it might not be possible depending..)  depending on where on Earth zone you may be. As we know, there are millions of people that not only wich lack of basic needs (food, water,..) but also with lack a place to live, medical assistance,... (and) light? Can you imagine a day without light? (This question actually implies the day is without any light at all, including natural light, like the sun. Maybe you could say - can you imagine living with the sun as your only source of light?)

The developed countries boast about their aid to disadvantaged (usually you should say developing countries, ocassionally some people will be offended if you say disadvantaged) countries; they give (theoretically) 0'7% of their GDP to developing countries. They also help developing countries when they suffer a natural catastrophe  (natural disaster is more common) by sending many NGOs to disadvantaged (developing) countries, but it is not enough. It will never be enough.

In all of this, science could contribute greatly. Not long ago, a research group has designed (in their free time) something that can to bring light to anywhere on Earth. It´s powered by gravity and after only 3 seconds of charging, you'll have (it can provide) 30 minutes of light:
http://www.fayerwayer.com/2012/12/una-lampara-a-gravedad-busca-entregar-luz-a-paises-en-desarrollo/

But what company or country is going to finance a product that can't be paid for by the people who need it? None. It's for this reason that developers have resorted to crowdfunding through indiegogo platform. Here you could read about it (You can read about it here) and even cooperate with them:
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/282006?c=home

CONGRATULATIONS to JIM REEVES and MARTIN RIDDIFORD for their creativity, dedication and start up. As well, CONGRATULATIONS to Science that has won the game again. (It sounds quite strange to compare this to winning a game, but it will be understood)

Light, Crowdfunding and Science

Something like a light bulb could be lit , could be unachievable or not, depending on where Earth's zone in the world you be happen to be. As we know, there are millions of people who lack not only wich   the basics needs (food, water,..) but also with lack of a place to live, medical assistance,...and light? Could Can you think about imagine a day without light?

The Developed countries boast about their helps aid to disadvantaged countries; they give (theoretically) 0.7% of their GDP to developing countries. Developed countries help them when they less developed countries suffer a natural catastrophe, they send so many NGOs to disadvantaged countries,... but it is not enough. Never It will never be enough.

In all this, Science could can contributes very much greatly. Not long ago, a researcher group has designed (in their free time) something that allow to can bring light to anywhere on Earth: only it's is necessary the gravitational force it is powered by gravity and after 3 seconds using it of effort, you'll have 30 minutes of light:
http://www.fayerwayer.com/2012/12/una-lampara-a-gravedad-busca-entregar-luz-a-paises-en-desarrollo/

But what company or country is going to finance a product that cann't be paid afforded by the people who need it? Anyone can. It's for that reason that developers have resorted to crowdfunding through the indiegogo platform. Here You could can read about it and even cooperate with them:
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/282006?c=home

CONGRATULATIONS to JIM REEVES and MARTIN RIDDIFORD for on their creativity, dedication and started up. As well as CONGRATULATIONS to Science that has won the game again  provided an answer yet again.