We have the power to solve our energy crisis safely, so why don't we?

[manitou]

Dagon, I'm not a scientist, just a curious old lady. Please don't go to any further trouble - your explanation was perfectly okay for me. Thanks a million for going to all the trouble -

[Dagon]

It is no trouble at all.

 

I had plenty of spare time and you helped to occupy my mind

[Marblehead]

Once the energy is solved, this could be utilized as a means of transportation He's like working on the next part, hehe.

 

Okay.

 

I have really neat ideas sometimes and then reality comes up and bites me on the butt.

[Marblehead]

It is no trouble at all.

 

I had plenty of spare time and you helped to occupy my mind

 

Well, just to plug solar, I installed a solar system for my ponds about ten years ago. I broke even with cost/savings after five and a half years. Now, during a mostly sunny day three water pumps and two air pumps operate solely on solar power and during the night one water pump and two air pumps operate from battery-stored energy.

[manitou]

Well, just to plug solar, I installed a solar system for my ponds about ten years ago. I broke even with cost/savings after five and a half years. Now, during a mostly sunny day three water pumps and two air pumps operate solely on solar power and during the night one water pump and two air pumps operate from battery-stored energy.

 

Marbles, I have a good friend that wants to make a pond out of a previously existing pond hole that was there once. She's trying to figure out the best type of circulation system - she's looking at some sort of magnetic contraption. When she actually gets the home (she's in escrow now) could I put her in touch with you if she has a question? (Actually, she's on this board as MariaH but she doesn't sign on very often and never posts). I'm sure she'd benefit from your research and expertise.

Edited April 23, 2011 by manitou

[Enishi]

I WANT to see scalar/electro-gravity receive more attention, but I think most of humanity isnt psychologically ready for it just yet.

 

For now thorium, solar and geothermal is the best bet.

[Marblehead]

Marbles, I have a good friend that wants to make a pond out of a previously existing pond hole that was there once. She's trying to figure out the best type of circulation system - she's looking at some sort of magnetic contraption. When she actually gets the home (she's in escrow now) could I put her in touch with you if she has a question? (Actually, she's on this board as MariaH but she doesn't sign on very often and never posts). I'm sure she'd benefit from your research and expertise.

 

Sure. No problem. I would be happy if I could help.

[Dagon]

Okay.

 

I have really neat ideas sometimes and then reality comes up and bites me on the butt.

 

 

[Dagon]

Well, just to plug solar, I installed a solar system for my ponds about ten years ago. I broke even with cost/savings after five and a half years. Now, during a mostly sunny day three water pumps and two air pumps operate solely on solar power and during the night one water pump and two air pumps operate from battery-stored energy.

 

That is awesome! All that little adds up

[Marblehead]

That is awesome! All that little adds up

 

Yep. To about $75 a month.

[manitou]

Sure. No problem. I would be happy if I could help.

 

Thanks bud. Actually, she's on TTB's as MariaH but I don't even think she lurks very often. I'll let her know of your expertise and maybe she'll PM you if she has any questions. Thanks again, the Amazing Mr. M......

[Thunder_Gooch]

Wonderful talk on thorium reactors. Edited April 24, 2011 by More_Pie_Guy