What do you think about Wind Power. What features do you like about it?If anything, I think wind power is a bad source of power and these are some of my thoughts.
1: You need to mine and refine some rather valuable and rare materials to make the actual turbines
2: They have a short lifespan (15-20 years)
3: Their lifespan shortens more if they are in the sea because of the water and salt erosion (10-15 years)
4: A wind turbine produces enough power to power one house so you need quite a few to power some large towns which means every 15-20 years you'd need replace a lot of turbines.
5: Each turbine costs 1-2$ Million plus making, mining and refining some of the materials will make it even more expensive on the other end.
6: You need to build roads to the turbines so you can get vehicles to maintain them.
7: There are days when no wind is present so basically there's no power... Some would say that you'd need energy storage. Has anyone given a thought on how a big battery to store the energy would take build and how much excess power there would be...
8: People say wind power keeps the environment clean. If that's true then why does it also erode the environment?
9: Not many people will get this but doesn't wind power take the power out of the wind? Just ponder on it for a few minutes...
So what are your opinions on wind power? Do you think it's good and do you have any opinions that counter my opinions and what other energies could we use?
Hmmmm, I have theoretical ideas but they're pretty bad...
Some sort of continuos motion that involves you putting electricity as it's fuel to keep it running to make more electricity than the electricity in the first place. You would probably needs a vacuum to have less friction on the motion.
Biological energy,
In our nervous system, we have tiny amounts of electricity being made to let your brain know everything feel physically and many other different things. What would happen if we were to genetically engineer something to produce electricity if we keep it supplied with food or other edible substances.
Some sort of continuos motion that involves you putting electricity as it's fuel to keep it running to make more electricity than the electricity in the first place. You would probably needs a vacuum to have less friction on the motion.
There is no such thing as a perpetual motion machine.
Biological energy, In our nervous system, we have tiny amounts of electricity being made to let your brain know everything feel physically and many other different things. What would happen if we were to genetically engineer something to produce electricity if we keep it supplied with food or other edible substances.
Well those are mine...
I don't think the Matrix is a viable energy source.
But what is a Matrix as someone said on the last page
In the movie The Matrix robots hook humans up to a virtual really while in real life harvest the small amount of electrical energy their bodies generate, essentially turning humanity into a network of living batteries.
