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Question by SquidbillyReturns: Will this be part of Obama’s new energy plan? This sounds AMAZING, after reading it do you think this is a real possibility and how many jobs world wide could it create? Since the U.S. Government funded the initial research wouldn’t it strengthen the country economically and as well as make the
about 3 months ago - 2 comments
Image by senatorchriscoons Question by Joe_Pardy: Relativity – Space and Time: Can energy traveling at light speed, be everywhere and any time, including …? … THE FUTURE ? I Am trying to get a grasp of how some humans seem to be able to mentally transcend time. I know that our brains have neural networks
about 4 months ago - 3 comments
Image by Global Marine Photos Question by Jill: which statement best explains this question? why does climates continental shorelines generally have a smaller yearly temperature range then inland climates at the same latitude? A) land is a poor absorber and a poor conductor of heat energy. B) land changes temperature rapidly, due to the high
about 4 months ago - 3 comments
Question by Jill: which statement best explains this question? why does climates continental shorelines generally have a smaller yearly temperature range then inland climates at the same latitude? A) land is a poor absorber and a poor conductor of heat energy. B) land changes temperature rapidly, due to the high specific heat and lack of
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Question by Ashley F: where does geothermal energy comes from (answer this in 6th grade words? Best answer: Answer by smith2267It comes from the earth’s core, which is very very hot. In some places, this hot melted rock is very close to the surface of the earth. This is why we have things like hot
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Image by chesapeakeclimate Question by JaNuSdEviL: Is this allergic reaction or possible skin infection? This is regarding my pitbull mix. For the last few days, her hair has been shedding like crazy.. I have also noticed these (click link for pics) scabs and pink spots especially around hind legs and neck area. She has always
about 5 months ago - 25 comments
Image by aldo c zavala This Energy Called Green So what is all the hype about this energy that is called green? A simple way to describe “green energy” is energy that is environmentally friendly sources of power and energy known as renewable and also pollution free. This is what people are talking about when
about 5 months ago - 1 comment
Question by : How have humans used water as an energy resource over time? Best answer: Answer by BobbyWell, i actually saw a doccumentary about Egyptians using flowing water with pyramids, that it created an electrical current strong enough to even light up a bottle with wet conductive materials (eg, wine bottle with paper) and
about 5 months ago - 8 comments
Image by Jack_Snell Question by fordfan444: There is this lady on Yahoo Answers that is against using ethenol as an alternative fuel(read details)? There is this lady on Yahoo Answers that is against using ethenol as an alternative fuel because she says producing a maximum yield of corn, without allowing the fields to go fallow,
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about 1 year ago
I think the ion propulsion and plasma windows are pretty big steps.
http://nmp.jpl.nasa.gov/ds1/tech/ionpropfaq.html
http://www.techbriefs.com/content/view/1834/32/
about 1 year ago
yeah! sure,you’re wright.
about 1 year ago
Maybe your answer to speeding things up might be a world war. Look what came out of the last one. Nuclear energy, commercial jet airliners, Moon rockets, all based on technology developed to win a war. So be careful of what you wish for. I’d opt for baby steps myself.
about 1 year ago
Someone pointed out that technology jumped forward with spinoffs of warfare advances in technology, which was true for the past couple of centuries. It’s true, though only partly true because its joined at the hip to other matters. Steam power came along because the human population needed fast transportation and also had a major problem with the feeding and byproducts of dray animals to do the work previously done by slaves and serfs.
Heavier than air flight came because two bicycle mechanics didn’t believe the scientists of the time when they pronounced it to be impossible.
But the overwhelming lot of the technology advances of the 20th Century, the ‘hidden ones’, were dependent on affluence and discretionary income of consumers, along with cheap fossil fuel energy.
My personal guess will be that the next major advances will involve alternative energy of a sort that’s been bypassed by the mainstream, and that it will rhyme more with the Wright brothers than with the Manhattan Project.
about 1 year ago
Technology is in an upper logarithmic spiral and will soon enter a saturated state,the end will follow in a couple of hundred years.
about 1 year ago
That road is purposely only 2 lanes. Otherwise you would go broke.
about 1 year ago
50 years ago they didn’t predict the internet and the digital cell phone networks. The biggest changes we see over the next 50 years will be something we don’t even expect.