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10 months ago
in Why Aptana is Quickly Becoming the Killer Stack on britg
I like the Javascript stack of Jaxer but I want to see more of how I can integrate that with my existing large server side libraries in PHP and Java.
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1 year ago
in Blacklight Power claims nearly-free energy from water — is this for real? on VentureBeat
Well if its true we are going to use up all the water in the ocean getting as much free energy as we want and then no water left.
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CQM Theory
Philip,
It has been extimated that it would take thousands of years just to use up the water which has been added to our eco-system by the combustion of fossil fuels.
To literally exhaust out resources of water on this planet is a process which would take billions of years.
Mills has stated that an electric car running on a BLP converter which produces the equivalent of 200 horsepower, running at 60 MPH, would get 100,000 miles to the tank of water.
In the next billion years, there will be more pressing concerns which will address the survival of the human race than depletion of water resources.
Fortunately, hydrogen is the most plentiful element in the universe.
It has been extimated that it would take thousands of years just to use up the water which has been added to our eco-system by the combustion of fossil fuels.
To literally exhaust out resources of water on this planet is a process which would take billions of years.
Mills has stated that an electric car running on a BLP converter which produces the equivalent of 200 horsepower, running at 60 MPH, would get 100,000 miles to the tank of water.
In the next billion years, there will be more pressing concerns which will address the survival of the human race than depletion of water resources.
Fortunately, hydrogen is the most plentiful element in the universe.
DC
LENR operations for 1000 years would consume 1 mm of of ocean water at best. We experience 8 times this loss per seasonal evaporation before the ice-melt is factored in.
How does it fit in with all the legacy code that most people have.
It really does take a brave soul to base an entire application on such a new
technology.