Imagine: Wind Turbines with NO Blades
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Frank
- February 24, 2023
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We bought this house almost a year ago and I still refer to it as the “new house.” The new house is great, but it sits on top of a hill, which means it’s windy all the time. I’d like to take that energy that blows the trash cans over and put it to good […]
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Geothermal Energy: How Big is the Potential?
There is a lot of energy right under our feet, a relic from Earth’s hot past as a ball of plasma. But how much can geothermal energy realistically do for us? What technologies are currently being pursued, what are the risks, and is it even carbon neutral? In this video Sabine Hassenfelder has collected all […]
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Will EVs Ruin The Midwest Economy?
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Frank
- September 4, 2022
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Electric vehicles have a lot of unintended consequences attached to them. Researchers believe modern factory jobs will require more education and could be less available than they were in the past. They estimate that electric vehicles could require 30% less manufacturing labor when compared with conventional cars. “The lines that run to drive oil or […]
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This Is Not a Crane, It’s an Insane New Gravity Battery
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Frank
- November 28, 2021
- anton petrov
- astronomy
- Astrophysics
- chemical battery
- climate change
- dam
- energy storage
- energy vault
- fossil fuel
- gravitational battery
- gravitricity
- gravity
- gravity battery
- hydro plant
- nuclear energy
- pendulum
- Physics
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- pumped storage hydroelectricity
- renewable energy
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- steven universe
- storing energy
- storing renewable energy
- Technology
- tidal energy generator
- tidal wave generator
- Universe
- using gravity for energy
- what da math
- whatdamath
Here is an interesting concept of storing energy using gravity – a gravity battery
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Astor Perkins: Quantum Computing Panel
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Frank
- November 21, 2021
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The panel will be moderated by William Hurley, CEO of Strangeworks. Also on the panel are: – Peter Chapman, CEO & President of IonQ – Dan Caruso, Executive Chairman at ColdQuanta – Professor Winfred Hensinger from the University of Sussex – Dr. Joe Fitzsimons, CEO of Horizon Quantum Computing
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Are Rust Batteries the Future of Energy Storage?
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Frank
- October 27, 2021
- climate change
- Energy
- Environment
- form energy
- form energy iron air battery
- Future
- future of clean energy
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- future of energy production
- future of energy storage
- future of green energy
- future of renewable energy
- iron air battery
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- Renewable
- renewable energy
- science
- Solar
- Solar Power
- Sustainability
- the future of renewable energy
Anyone with a smart phone or laptop knows that battery technology is in dire need of innovation. Could iron air technology be the breakthrough we’ve been waiting for?
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Is the World Running Out Of Oil?
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Frank
- June 29, 2021
- climate change
- climate change 2021
- colonial pipeline hack
- colonial pipeline leak
- colonial pipeline news
- Documentary
- Education
- engineering
- factual
- fossil fuels
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- how much oil is left
- how to
- Learning
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- Spark
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- what if oil ran out
Is the world in danger of running out of oil or will a combination of new technologies, advanced analytics, and diversifying energy sources make this a non-issue?
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All You Need to Know About Elon Musk’s Carbon Capture Prize
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Frank
- April 26, 2021
- carbon capture
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- climate
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- Earth Day
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- hossenfelder
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- ocean fertilization
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- weathering
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Sabine Hossenfelder explores Elon Musk’s new environmental venture: a Carbon Capture Prize.
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First Room Temperature Superconductor Discovered
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Frank
- November 2, 2020
- ashkan salamat
- carbonaceous sulfur hydride
- climate change
- Energy
- energy efficiency
- geek news
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- liv boeree
- maglev
- metallic hydrogen
- MRI machines
- Nature
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Superconducting materials can do amazing things that appear to defy the laws of physics, but their major drawback is that superconducting properties don’t appear unless a material is cooled to near absolute zero. Superconductors that would work at (or near) room temperatures would, without exaggeration, would change the world and would have massive implications for […]
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This 30-Ton Robot Could Help Scientists Produce the Crops of the Future
Arizona has what researchers call “the climate of tomorrow, today.” Scientists are using a 30-ton robotic field scanner in the state to study plant genetics and hopefully develop stress-resilient crops.
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