I really dont know much about it so I was doing some research and I found this website, http://www.middlebury.net/op-ed/global-warming-01.html the article is really long so I dont expect you to read it (unless you really want to) so here’s the… Continue Reading
Okay, heres the question part. Being that Solar and wind technologies do not have as high of a yield for energy, and considering in the resistance of the lines and the price of the grade of copper that will have… Continue Reading
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=20060616165836AACihbL&pa=FYd1D2bwHTHwIbpjFOg4QFp3KB.11MJTlMdMKY07aIUhCw– Geothermal power, solar power, radio signals, microwave lasers, how could we end the use of fossil fuels in the next 20 years and still have a booming economy and civilization? How do we create a balanced ecosystem on earth?… Continue Reading
So the other week I was watching the 7 ways the world would end; #7 is near by Supernova (even 8,000 light years is too dangerously close), #6 is the chance of a Black Hole coming near us, one of… Continue Reading
One of the problems with solar/wind energy is that there is no easy way to store the energy produced. This means expensive, environment-destroying transmission lines have to be built from a solar / wind farm to the destination where the… Continue Reading
Okay, so I have a question about radio waves for a story I might write. So, is it theoretically possible for radio waves in space to affect technology on a distant planet outside of our solar system? Key word is… Continue Reading
Current solar-panel technology has the efficiency of converting 12% of the solar energy to electricity. Given that on a sunny day in Arizona the average solar radiation energy flux is 1.0 kW/m^2 , and that the area of Arizona is… Continue Reading
for a science project, i need to answer the following questions; Are there any harmful wastes produced by this technology? Does this technology consume natural resources which can not be renewed? Will natural habitats be adversely affected by this technology?… Continue Reading
If a subdivision, i.e. 400 homes, were to use geothermal technology, both for heating and cooling, assuming 45 degrees north in the midwest United States, and assuming a substantial aquafer exists, (note, solar heating, and cooling, using Stirling technology), how… Continue Reading
in my story Earth has been destroyed by pollution and the population of Earth has been moved to a new solar system. technology hasn’t advanced because the human population has had to start over. but my question is should i… Continue Reading