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Power from bacteria

Created by NotWal NotWal  > 9 months ago, 18 Feb 2020
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AquaPlow
AquaPlow

QLD

1064 posts

18 Feb 2020 7:54pm
thanks
g8 2 have point of view not trapped in a biscuit tin labelled coal
cheers
AP
Macroscien
Macroscien

QLD

6808 posts

18 Feb 2020 10:48pm
or totally free energy
Chris6791
Chris6791

WA

3271 posts

19 Feb 2020 8:15am
Ahh yes perpetual motion, if only we weren't all too stupid to realise it's possible. Please build one and report back.
TonyAbbott
TonyAbbott

924 posts

19 Feb 2020 2:23pm
What about if we drove around on rainbows in cars powered by unicorn farts.
Rails
Rails

QLD

1371 posts

20 Feb 2020 4:56am
#TA - Elon's already got the patents for that one
bjw
bjw

bjw

QLD

3687 posts

20 Feb 2020 7:50am
Perpetual motion. Its not being used because those greedy coal energy companies prefer to sell electricity that costs them a lot to produce rather than producing energy for free and selling to us high.

Its just those greedy companies trying to produce lower profits. Or is it Year 6 physics?
Mr Milk
Mr Milk

NSW

3120 posts

20 Feb 2020 9:58am
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TonyAbbott said..
What about if we drove around on rainbows in cars powered by unicorn farts.



You really can't be bothered to consider basic safety science, can you?
Rainbows are an ultra low friction surface, which means that they are hard to get traction on. This presents 2 problems. Wheelspin on acceleration comes first. It is almost impossible to avoid fishtailing. At the other end of your trip, you have almost no braking capacity, so you may well find yourself crashing hard into the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
Combustion of unicorn farts is a little studied area, but why would you want to burn pure perfume?
Mr Milk
Mr Milk

NSW

3120 posts

21 Feb 2020 12:06pm
Guess what TA, you really can get power out of rainbows

www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/02/200205132354.htm

What it boils down to is that the researchers have developed a way to capture the static that builds up on drops of water as they bump into each other. Bottled lightning in effect.
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