Month: November 2020

We've tried this before - in the late 1800s. We found that if you took water from an aquifer, then put it in tanks that could be heated with fossil-fuel energy, and then that water could be used as steam and then pumped into boilers. That system would have plenty of energy to go around." But no system ever built would have run itself, because the water never got there in the first place. A well can only be "well-drained" if it's in contact with at least two liquids. You might think that a well requires a big container with a lot of room - like a tank - but a typical well only gets a few gallons a day due to poor water management. "If you've got a well…

Are we really going to have electric cars on the street any time soon? The answer is no. Even in a world where electricity is cheap enough to do without, it's still a big task to build a battery technology that's safe to operate and cost-efficient enough to be affordable. The battery market is too small for that, and Tesla is betting that its $5 billion acquisition of electric car company SolarCity, which will include the SolarCity battery business, will allow it to address those needs. If it succeeds, SolarCity is betting the battery will be the next major product launch for Tesla and the carmaker's other battery business, the Powerwall. In the interview, Musk acknowledged that the Tesla Powerwall and Powerpack can generate electricity, but said they are far…

There are two factors at play here. First is the power of the magneto. In general, the magneto has a tendency to increase the number of electrons that spin around it (to a certain extent, the faster they spin). So the faster you can spin the magneto, the more electrons you would get that would be able to spin around it. So the faster you can spin the magneto, the more electrons will be able to spin around it. This also means the faster you spin, the faster the charge can go. If you spin the magneto as fast as you can, the fastest electrons will have to spin to get to the opposite pole from where they want to go. This means that there is a limit to the…

Scienci Offline Activity: 238 Merit: 100 Full MemberActivity: 238Merit: 100 Re: [ANN][DCG] CryptoCoinShares (DCG) - Stock Market for Crypto Coins - OpenLedger June 11, 2014, 09:45:02 PM #3108 I'm gonna give you some advice. Don't buy into the hype. Do NOT be an ass. Be respectful to the people who work hard to make a coin. That can be easy. It can also be hard. I'll tell you that you have to be the person who is respected by everyone you interact with and you also have to be one of those person. If you want to be respected all the time but that doesn't pay the bills, that is fine. Just have other priorities. This is just me to be safe. How do you respect another person? Be nice…

How long does a magnet last when it's in air? Why are magnets more likely to magnetize when the temperature is above 80 degrees? Are magnets affected by heat or cold? What are some of the common types and characteristics of magnets? Why do some people see an attractive magnetic field in air and not in earth? Have you ever wondered what the difference between a North/South magnet and a magnetic "halo" is and how does that work? Are earth magnets and air magnets the same? Do they have their own properties and effects on Earth and other celestial bodies? Are other types of magnets possible? How do the magnetic forces influence the Earth's magnetic field? If someone took your magnet and placed them somewhere on the earth, on a…

Water is a chemical called H20, with a specific volume of 0.7 microns, or a very small sphere about 2 microns in diameter made up of 3.4-billionths of a meter of water. It is very small and so small that in order to measure it, it would take a microscope to the size of a proton. You can also think of water as a particle that you don't see but that is involved in how the rest of molecules in a chemical reaction or reaction cycle look when exposed to energy. A chemical reaction starts in water when an oxygen atom is split by two hydrogen atoms. Two hydrogen atoms absorb the oxygen and produce water molecules. What about oxygen and hydrogen? These are simply the building blocks of oxygen…

On March 10th, 2000 a young computer whizz by the US Patent Office, a US Patent (number 7,876,869) and a US Patent (number 8,624,872) issued by the US Patent Office. Tesla was born in 1903 in New York of Hungarian noble German immigrant parents, he died in 2005. Now here is a good description from an old Tesla book, called Solar System and the Solar System, by David E. Farr in an article for Solar Systems Magazine, November 3rd, 2008: "Solar Power is Electric Energy. As the Sun spins the world heats up. This power is a part of the energy stored in Solar Energy Storage, which is the basic principle of all electric cars, all airplanes, all boats. It also stores Power in Light." Tesla described the power source…

The Free Energy Generator works by converting solar radiation into heat energy via an internal combustion engine and a water and electrolytic cell. The device generates electricity using the sun's rays. The energy can be stored in a water system and used to power a home. How is electricity generated? The Free Energy Generator uses one engine to convert sunlight into electricity. The Sun itself is not the source of electricity. There are other sources of energy for heating. These are generally natural systems, such as those of the soil or vegetation. Free Energy Generator has no impact on these other sources. These are heat energy systems and may not work with solar panels. Can I use my Free Energy Generator to heat water? Yes. Your Free Energy Generator creates…

Most of the time there are two reasons: 1. A renewable energy is used for the production of electricity as well as heating. 2. An energy is used in the production of chemicals, raw material, manufacturing processes or for agricultural use. For example, bio fuel is produced in the USA by burning agricultural biomass. So, it is an energy produced in two main sectors. It might be renewable energy, but there is no guarantee that it is used in one sector or another. The renewable energy must cover a large part of the production process. In comparison to renewable energy, the production of chemical fuels are often used for industrial production. To be able to use chemical energy, the cost of using them must be lower than the production of…

First, Tesla's batteries can charge and discharge themselves. According to Tesla's website, one half an hour of use will produce 7 kWh and seven hours that will produce 27 kWh. According to the website, the charging rate varies depending on the type of battery used. A standard Tesla car starts charging at 12,000 amps, a standard Nissan Leaf starts at 12,500 amps, and a BMW i3 starts at 12,500 amps. Why isn't charging faster? The reason that charging is not faster is due to the technology behind Tesla vehicles. This technology, called Direct Power, uses energy from the energy of the sun, wind, and water and converts it into electricity. Direct Power batteries cannot be topped up very often, so the company says that the energy the batteries produce has…