Hüttlin Kugelmotor

Kugelmotor

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[qp12qp]

@lasarousi

Yes English is not my native language. What I meant is this: Many people say that electricity is not clean because it is mostly produced by coal. Well, this is a matter of choice, not a fact! Electricity does not depend on coal as hydrogen depends on water! We can produce all the electricity we need from any renewable sources. Instead of judging electricity and e-vehicles because of the dirty sources, better judge the politicians who prefer and promote those dirty sources.

[danieladamko]

It looks soo way complicated. Manifacturing and servicing could be a pain in the ass....

[leneanderthalien]

@PaintSnake

Das ist Schweitzerich deutsch (zimlich nahe an rheinland deutsch,bayerisch deutsch oder östereischich deutsch: ich als Franzose verstehe ganz gut...

[MarkusReese]

@qp12qp Remember, I said Algae based biofuels. They are ideally suited for arid lands where agriculture is not possible as well as they use salt water and other non pottable water sources. I never liked food based. Not enough biomass. The tech also would help with nutritional needs of high poverty nations. Growth of protein etc rich algaes, fuel for the body instead. This is only for portable energy. Local large scale power grid still needs an effective alternative.

[tm868686]

ei was hot mo do denn alles weglo? was das denn für a dialekte?

[qp12qp]

@marshad82

Seriously, electricity doesn't depend on coal, oil, biofuel, or nuclear fission. Worldwide total average energy consumption =17TW with 20% renewables share! In worst case scenario exploiting just ONE source -the ocean waves with today's 39 MW/sq km, a sea area less than Montana US state could provide all the power the whole world needs today. Optimize the wave devices, combine sources and problem solved with far less area. Still, just ONE way out of infinite ways possible!

[Geschmeidiggor]

genial

peace

[marshad82]

@qp12qp Seriously? Electricity does not depend on coal? Hydrogen is only one form of energy storage, and obtaining it in efficient and clean way isn't easy - prolly the cleanest way requires solar energy and some help from nature (bacterium, algae). You could always go nuclear way, but is that a better way? All the energy we need from renewable sources? How? Solar panels? Not enough resources to produce that many panels. It's not that easy, and electric cars aren't yet a big step forward

[APOLOnl]

@qp12qp wich is all controlled by the Opec from Saoudi arabia

[limpingdwarf]

@Stealthsoldier20 I was teasing you. I thought my first remark was quite obvious. We already have a bunch of internal combustion engines. Al of them suffer the same kind of shortcomings. All of them widely known.

In fact of better knowledge we use the same old crap over and over. On top of that some guys think of another kind of internal combustion engine.

There is no need for new ideas, because the better ideas (also widely known) are already out there.

[Stealthsoldier20]

@limpingdwarf Well enlighten us then! And by better ideas I do mean new ideas, incase you didn't pick up on that.

[limpingdwarf]

@Stealthsoldier20 Yes I do.