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Question by : Would you believe me If I told you how to solve the energy crisis ? I am an entrepreneurial inventor with only a high school diploma . I was watching footage of a Navy sub that sprang a leak , only it didn’t just spring a leak it completely filled the sub
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Question by krishneel: Physics Questions Help distance energy etc.? I need help with the following questions for my physics class. Please help me, Thanks 1. One light year is the distance light travels in one year. This distance is equal to 9.461×10^15 (ten to the fifteenth power) m. After the sun,the star nearest to Earth
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Question by this is my avatar: how exactly does energy allow physically complex bodies to live? i believe in what science knows. energy cannot be created or destroyed, it is simply transferred from one place to another place. i don’t believe that energy is consciousness, but i believe that the brain is a tool to
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about 1 year ago
The future of wind energy seems pretty bright. Denmark is already generating about 70% of of its total energy requirement from wind mills in seas. Many other countries are heavily investing in wind power for self sufficiency, as in some regions, sunlight is not available all the time and the conventional fuels are being depleted at an unprecedented rate.
Also wind power is non-polluting.
about 1 year ago
In the near future, wind energy will be the most cost effective source of electrical power. In fact, a good case can be made for saying that it already has achieved this status. The actual life cycle cost of fossil fuels (from mining and extraction to transport to use technology to environmental impact to political costs and impacts, etc.) is not really known, but it is certainly far more than the current wholesale rates. The eventual depletion of these energy sources will entail rapid escalations in price which — averaged over the brief period of their use — will result in postponed actual costs that would be unacceptable by present standards. And this doesn’t even consider the environmental and political costs of fossil fuels use that are silently and not-so-silently mounting every day.
about 1 year ago
in the near future, wind is going to be an important source of energy. with technological developments, the efficiencies of harnessing energy are improving while lowering cost. wind energy can supply power for a small community wherever the conditions are suitable.
however, large scale power generation (as with fossil fuels) may not be very feasible. today’s industries and households need total power to the scale of gigawatts. it’s best to see the wind energy complementing other energy sources.