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Stirlingsays 31 Mar 19 8.32pm | |
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Instead of people waffling about lifestyle changes.....which in reality will make bugger all difference to anything related to climate change....One of the real technologies that would literally change the world.....literally almost putting it into another era is nuclear fusion....affecting much more than the environment. As has been said, this technology has always been 50 years away....which is what they said 50 year ago....But we have recently been making breakthroughs. Here's a link to a video on it.
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Hrolf The Ganger 31 Mar 19 8.37pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Instead of people waffling about lifestyle changes.....which in reality will make bugger all difference to anything related to climate change....One of the real technologies that would literally change the world.....literally almost putting it into another era is nuclear fusion....affecting much more than the environment. As has been said, this technology has always been 50 years away....which is what they said 50 year ago....But we have recently been making breakthroughs. Here's a link to a video on it. I believe that new forms of energy have been available for years but have been suppressed. We will only see them at the eleventh hour.
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Stirlingsays 31 Mar 19 8.44pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I believe that new forms of energy have been available for years but have been suppressed. We will only see them at the eleventh hour.
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pefwin Where you have to have an English ... 31 Mar 19 8.46pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I believe that new forms of energy have been available for years but have been suppressed. We will only see them at the eleventh hour. 150 years if you mean the hydrogen cell...waste is water.
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Ouzo Dan Behind you 01 Apr 19 8.31am | |
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Nuclear fusion will be the turning point for our species, it's huge & if we pull it off we have a good chance of extending our short time on this rock. Also weather control technology is far more advanced than I previously thought.
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 01 Apr 19 9.14am | |
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One huge electrode in the Atlantic, one huge diode in the Pacific - one huge battery. We needn't worry.
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Badger11 Beckenham 01 Apr 19 9.17am | |
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Apologies if this post is a bit wooly I can't find the article it was a a few years ago. Before nuclear fusion is a reality I think you will see a major break through in conventional nuclear power stations. Nuclear power stations are powered by uranium and produce plutonium as a by product useful for nuclear bombs. Back in the 1950's American scientists realised that you could use another power source instead of uranium (I can't remember what it is Lithium?). Anyway they never pursued this because it doesn't create plutonium which was their real goal. The documents were released a few years ago and ignored by everyone except the Chinese. They realised that this was safe technology because you cannot use it to build nuclear weapons. They also realised that the waste instead of taking thousands of years to decay broke down a lot quicker. The design of the theoretical reactor and surrounding building should also be easier and a lot cheaper. The target date the Chinese gave for a prototype reactor was about 2025. I haven't seen this mentioned since but hopefully it will be a reality. Countries like North Korea and Iran could then have safe nuclear technology. Anyway here's hoping.
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 01 Apr 19 12.53pm | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
Apologies if this post is a bit wooly I can't find the article it was a a few years ago. Before nuclear fusion is a reality I think you will see a major break through in conventional nuclear power stations. Nuclear power stations are powered by uranium and produce plutonium as a by product useful for nuclear bombs. Back in the 1950's American scientists realised that you could use another power source instead of uranium (I can't remember what it is Lithium?). Anyway they never pursued this because it doesn't create plutonium which was their real goal. The documents were released a few years ago and ignored by everyone except the Chinese. They realised that this was safe technology because you cannot use it to build nuclear weapons. They also realised that the waste instead of taking thousands of years to decay broke down a lot quicker. The design of the theoretical reactor and surrounding building should also be easier and a lot cheaper. The target date the Chinese gave for a prototype reactor was about 2025. I haven't seen this mentioned since but hopefully it will be a reality. Countries like North Korea and Iran could then have safe nuclear technology. Anyway here's hoping. I believe France uses a lot of nuclear power with minimal problems. Something about the way their power stations differ from the type we use. Probably left hand drive.
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pefwin Where you have to have an English ... 02 Apr 19 7.03pm | |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
I believe France uses a lot of nuclear power with minimal problems. Something about the way their power stations differ from the type we use. Probably left hand drive. There is a reason why the bulk of them are along their north coast. #prevailing wind.
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Stirlingsays 02 Apr 19 7.42pm | |
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Originally posted by Ouzo Dan
Nuclear fusion will be the turning point for our species, it's huge & if we pull it off we have a good chance of extending our short time on this rock. Also weather control technology is far more advanced than I previously thought. Blimey Dan, how's it been going out there? I'll have a peep at this weather control stuff.
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rob1969 Banstead Surrey 02 Apr 19 8.21pm | |
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I invested a few quid in a US company working on fusion.
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Ouzo Dan Behind you 03 Apr 19 5.58pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Blimey Dan, how's it been going out there? I'll have a peep at this weather control stuff. Hello Stirling, love it out here, I've got mountains/forests/lakes no more than 10 minutes away in every direction, crime is pretty much non existant & life is a little slower. I took a day off from working on the house yesterday & spent it on a mountain snowboarding & getting a sun tan. As for the residency thing I'll post it up on the brexit thread as its a bit more relevant there.
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