I dunno Jed, But I think a sloping tunnel dug from Los Angeles to Pasadena
bypassing JPL would alleviate the smog problem (a similar vent with fans
was proposed when I lived there in 1954 before they did away with back-yard incinerators)
and rival the Australian 200 Megawatt 3800 Ft. "Solar
Certain animal exhibit special characteristics that assist them in
survival.
Wolf..
Arctic wolves hunt in packs. They have some sort of sensory
communication between theotherwolvesin the pack as
demonstrated by their uncanny ability to both herd and ambush prey over miles
and across hills
While Richard Macaulay is pondering the fact that the inner ear's electrical
sensitivity rivals the 10^-21 watts/cm^2 of the most sensitive radio telescopes
and "telepathic" communication between humansor animals is uncanny.:-)
The delta T between a metropolitan heat source solar, auto
I'm in the 5454 ft lowlands on the west side of Albuquerque pastthe Rio Grande.
Flying out of the airport is a bit bumpy from the thermals coming off the city.
Hard Rock Miners (nor minors) might want join in on a Chimney Effect Power-Plant venture?
Years ago Gold was mined extensively on
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Thanks,
R.
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try bugmenot.com
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R.
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Actually, any car will do, but a hybrid is particularly well-suited to this
application. See:
http://www.invertersrus.com/priusinverter.html
If I did not already have an emergency 3 kW generator I would get one of
these gadgets. I am thinking of getting the 75 W version, that plugs into
the
Hi,
Since the ISS isn't doing a great deal of good science where it
is, why not use it to go to Mars? Since it's already in Earth
orbit, it should cut down on the cost considerably.
Regards,
Robin van Spaandonk
http://users.bigpond.net.au/rvanspaa/
Competition provides the motivation,
Sorry didn't know it wasn't generally available. Here it is.
Ron
MONITOR
Building a better battery
Sep 15th 2005
>From The Economist print edition
Energy: As portable devices become ever more elaborate and demand ever more power, will battery technology be able to keep up?
JUST as you can
I suggest if you want to power serious items that you attach the DC-AC
inverter directly to the 12 V battery. Remember, for a 100 W load at
110 V, the current at 12 V will be about 10 A, which is about the limit
of most wiring at an outlet in a car. In any case, you need to know the
wiring
On Wednesday 02 November 2005 21:09, Robin van Spaandonk wrote:
Hi,
Since the ISS isn't doing a great deal of good science where it
is, why not use it to go to Mars? Since it's already in Earth
orbit, it should cut down on the cost considerably.
I would love to go to space.in a real
On Wednesday 02 November 2005 22:19, Edmund Storms wrote:
I suggest if you want to power serious items that you attach the DC-AC
inverter directly to the 12 V battery. Remember, for a 100 W load at
110 V, the current at 12 V will be about 10 A, which is about the limit
of most wiring at an
Firstly the ISS is the dry dock not the ship. It is actually doing quite
a lot of quiet science; learning to live in space *was* the original
objective.
The ISS would not survive a trip to Mars. It would not survive the
required acceleration, and it would not carry enough supplys to make the
In reply to Standing Bear's message of Wed, 2 Nov 2005 22:32:35
-0500:
Hi,
[snip]
On Wednesday 02 November 2005 21:09, Robin van Spaandonk wrote:
Hi,
Since the ISS isn't doing a great deal of good science where it
is, why not use it to go to Mars? Since it's already in Earth
orbit, it should
That's the key. JP aerospace to orbit; people and supplies. A Heavy lift
craft for anything bigger. Podkletnov's device could be made into a
reactionless drive if we can get reliable mass production of his disks
and steady high voltage power supply. I'm in corrispondance with Dr
Podklenov.
In reply to Wesley Bruce's message of Thu, 03 Nov 2005 15:09:42
+1100:
Hi,
[snip]
Firstly the ISS is the dry dock not the ship. It is actually doing quite
a lot of quiet science; learning to live in space *was* the original
objective.
The ISS would not survive a trip to Mars. It would not
Bruce posted;
Podkletnov's device could be made into a
reactionless drive if we can get reliable mass production of his disks
and steady high voltage power supply. I'm in corrispondance with Dr
Podklenov
This is very interesting. Have you observed this unidirectional
force? Do you have an
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