Together, we discovered a real life problem with wind turbines. Wind energy is a clean and renewable energy source. Existing wind turbines currently help generate 5-8 megawatts electricity per day but can be made more efficient to increase the potential output from megawatts to gigawatts. For example, in a Conventional wind turbines (CWT), 60% of the energy is collected at the end of the blades. The blades are costly and need to be very high and very long. This requires high maintenance and a strong base. Bladeless wind turbines (BWT) can be installed anywhere but are not tall enough and cannot collect as much energy. Airborne turbines (AWT) are lighter and can go high enough but require a strong tether.