Can this replace (((solar panels)))?
Solar Steam Turbine
Ian Lee
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Jayden Nguyen
The sign is a subtle joke. The shop is called "Sneed's Feed & Seed", where "feed" and "seed" both end in the sound "-eed", thus rhyming with the name of the owner, Sneed. The sign says that the shop was "Formerly Chuck's", implying that the two words beginning with "F" and "S" would have ended with "-uck", rhyming with "Chuck". So, when Chuck owned the shop, it would have been called "Chuck's Feeduck and Seeduck".
Jaxson Campbell
Yes, it's more efficient, needs almost no rare material (rare earths, electronics) to build.
Far less expensive, you just need low quality mirrors and tubes
Brody Johnson
>Can this replace (((solar panels)))?
What if solar panels are just cheaper?
James Wood
>doesn't work half the day
hydro generation is the way
Xavier Perry
>disrupting natural waterways
thorium salt reactors or bust
Mason Wood
based and waterpilled
Daniel Kelly
>disrupting
i didn't say that, you can utilize the tide and waves to generate steam, or make divergent paths into mini turbines that then re route back into the main supply without any need for dam or reservoir
Liam Harris
>implying they arent extremely disrupted already by artificial straightening, shipping, industrial waste and draining of wetlands
plus you can always divert some of the stream around
Jose Russell
Only works well in a desert. Then you need to transport the energy too.
Carter Price
>Slowing down the sea
I bet that that will end well.
Nolan Cruz
Sorry Bidens donors didnt invest in this tech so it wont work
Maybe it kills birds or something, well find a reason
Ryder Evans
how does it work?
Alexander Ward
sounds like you have no idea how and why tides function.
protip: the energy is supplied by the gravity of luna.
Brandon Clark
Just another meme concept
Adrian Rogers
>Slowing down the sea
u wot m8? it doesnt do anything to the ocean, it just moves things around from waves: youtube.com
Austin Reyes
fucking hell, I came up with that idea on my own I swear to god
Jacob Richardson
it works overnight by heating special salts that take more than a night to cool off
Jack Miller
neat got a link to this contraption?
Josiah Howard
Geothermal and hydro.
William Powell
Thorium self-evidently has serious issues, otherwise the nuclear industry would have picked up on it.
Luke Thomas
just build nuke plants like the 80s when everything was good. this giant curved mirror cope that only works less than half the time must be come kind of big inside joke
Zachary Russell
I don’t get it…
Nicholas Johnson
centuries of ships and vessels have had a notable effect on on currents throughout the ocean
putting generators in the oceans will disrupt this even more
the moon's influence and earth's natural spin will need millennia to restore the flow