The GAiA project is a three in one (3in1) detect, collect, recycling machine.

Starting by studying the Great Pacific Ocean Patch appearance using the data offered by NASA, the analysis shows that the garbage has huge impact on changing the ocean's colour. Based on this, it is possible to detect a given infected area if we notice a similar behaviour. After the detecting process, the GAiA machine is sent to the location. This machine is a one kilometre (1km) half tube equipped with solar panels on the outer surface and two built-in electrical carpets on the inner surface. One is vertical to bring the debris from the surface of the ocean to the second horizontal carpet that transfers the garbage to the two ships residing on both sides of the tube. Concerning the under-surface trash, a dynamic net is responsible for collecting the garbage from underneath. The net depth is fixed by the SONAR depends on the depth of the ocean. In order not to harm any sea species we use Pro-Fish technology which is a device attached to the ship sending sound frequencies to scare the fish away from our path. As for the micro-plastic found in the ocean, the solution already exists which is that of the ferro-fluid (the magnet fluid); however, it is a challenging task to implement it in our ships. After the garbage enters the ship, it is automatically dried and sent to the closed oven to be cremated under eight hundred and fifty degree Celsius (850°c) to generate power that turned into electricity and steam into heat. The toxic gas produced during the process will be filtered through a special chimney to turn it into a clean air smaller than a micron, which make it cleaner than the air we currently breath which also be a great deal in the light of the forest fire happening lately. Ninety per cent (90%) of the garbage is degraded leaving us with ten per cent (10%) ash that can be used in the construction of buildings and roads.

Basically, The GAiA project is cleaning the ocean, saving sea life, turning garbage into a green clean energy, reducing the climate change danger while saving time and efforts.

• The Detection process :
  • Ocean color : https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi/browse.pl
  • Temperature : https://podaac.jpl.nasa.gov/SeaSurfaceTemperature
  • Wind : https://winds.jpl.nasa.gov/aboutscatterometry/history/
  • Currents : https://podaac.jpl.nasa.gov/OceanCurrentsCirculation
• The Collection process :
  
  • Project MANTA : dailygeekshow.com - ce bateau autonome en énergie a été conçu pour nettoyer les océans ravagés par le plastique.
  • The ocean cleanup : CBS this morning . https://www.cbsnews.com/cbs-this-morning/- device developed by a young entrepreneur collecting Pacific Ocean litter.
  • Ocean cleanup : CNET https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCOmcA3f_RrH6b9NmcNa4tdg- the ocean cleanup launches to the great pacific garbage patch Recycling.
  • SONAR : Detecting the depth of the ocean: https://youtu.be/-fAAxEIFeLU
    https://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/technology/tools/sonar/sonar.html
  • PROFISH : New technology to scare the fish away : https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/05/070514154055.htm
  • FERROFLUID : https://amp.businessinsider.com/microplastics-water-pollution-solution-from-google-2019-8
    Description video : https://youtu.be/jmfIkj6V7Ns
• The recycling process :
  • Nas daily videos : the exciting journey of trash . https://www.facebook.com/nasdaily/videos/807133122991913/
  • Energy from waste : recycleforWales.org.uk - treating the waste we can’t recycle .

GAiA, make the earth clean again.