I can't help but think that there are more ways of generating electric power than what we currently do.
What about tide wve generators? I know that the tides are hugely strong and you cannot reist their power, so why hasn't there been power stationes built upon craggy, rocky coastal areas of earth?
How about the geothermal vents on the ocean floor, fast flowing HOT water to power turbines?
deep and not so deep ocean currents?
volcanic heat exchanger, thermocouple electricity?
antarctic 300 mph wind electricity farms? Mountain top fast wind farms?
Has anyone theoretically figured out how to handle and capture the giga watt energies of lightning?
Could lightning strikes be attracted sufficiently and used to charge mountainous battery arrays?
I just wonder if these things could be done to free us from oil dependence.
Opinions and thoughts?
2006-07-15
20:26:24
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athorgarak
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