Sept. 24, 2005
Vortex,
Hi Mike,
Your post on your ability to produce "super cheap Fresnel lens" have been
very interesting. You have not mentioned its availability to Vortex
experimenters (or anybody else) who may be desirous of "saving the world"
by experimenting with the product on the retail
Michael,
So many in the industrialized nations are wantful of helping 3rd worlders.
The task is in assessing what is helpful and what harms. In the convoluted
African nations such as Sudan wehave a seeming paradox. Us organizations
like Living Waters send waterwell drilling truck and teams o
gnorts, vorts, and you, too, mr alien,
earlier i posted information on project stormfury -- seeing as noone went
for the bait for this troll - i will show how this is on-topic
does anyone know who came up with the idea to use silver iodide xtals to try
to lessen the fury of a hurricane
was
My recent posts about super cheap fresnel solar concentrators
have generated a lot more interest than I would have imagined.
Some have expressed, both on and off-list, that this might help
energy problems in the third world. This is a perfectly valid
concern, and one which I happen to share. After
he didnt quote any rules, he was telling you what people liked about vortex. and im with him. im kinda finding your constant news posts a bit much. maybe one a day with links to all the articles, and let discussion go from there?
On 9/24/05, Alex Caliostro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>From: Stev
Hey Alex,
No Way! It ain't my list!
Literally, Bill is the literal owner, but this list exists and thrives from
community participation and involvement. I welcomed you just because you
were new and I thought it was a friendly thing to do.
Cheers!
Steve
From: "Alex Caliostro"
did i get an old set of rules
6. Our forum is not your self-promotion channel.
after reviewing the recent archives i am convinced that i *do* have an old
set of rules
i see a remarkable amount of self promotion going on here
warmest regards,
-alex
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From: Steven Krivit
Hi Alex and Welcome!
I'm not sure how long you've been on the list. I may be off-base here, but
you might want to just take a look for a while and get the feel of Vortex.
It does have a unique culture.
The most valuable thing about Vortex, and about your potential
cont
Hi Alex and Welcome!
I'm not sure how long you've been on the list. I may be off-base here,
but you might want to just take a look for a while and get the feel of
Vortex. It does have a unique culture.
The most valuable thing about Vortex, and about your potential
contributions, is not as a news
From: "Michael Foster"
The major source of hydrogen, reforming methane, produces
C02 as a byproduct. So, for you carbon-neutral fans, that
wouldn't be a competive option.
unless this works -alex
Atlantic Hydrogen Inc. receives $2 million contribution from Sustainable
Development Technolog
From: Steven Krivit
Oh, my error then, sorry.
I guess I thought you had been posting a lot of OT stuff without noting
such.
do you read them
this is a science list innit -- i would think that anything from
newscientist would be on topic but im new here and dont really know
is there a pr
Mass-Producible Hydrogen Fuel Cells
September 21, 2005
Fronius Inverters
[RenewableEnergyAccess.com] American Security Resources' Hydra Fuel Cell has
formed Hydra Fuel Cell Manufacturing to produce the proprietary Hydra
hydrogen fuel cell. The Hydra fuel cell is an energy source with a range o
Oh, my error then, sorry.
I guess I thought you had been posting a lot of OT stuff without noting such.
Thanks,
s
Aluminum batteries with replaceable anodes were considered at great expense
by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory back in the 70's. If memory
serves, it only takes about 5% of the original energy to recycle the oxide.
LLNL estimated it might become practical when gasoline exceeded about
$
From: Steven Krivit
I am finding your posts of value and I think it would also be helpful and
appropriate for you to prepend subject lines of topics such as this with
"OT," if you would be so kind.
sure, but i was only responding to this one
http://www.mail-archive.com/vortex-l%40eskimo.com
but where to get h2
http://www.envbike.com/
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That's kind of funny. Somewhere on Bill's website is
a description of the same thing done, I believe, back
in the 70s.
This really amounts to yet another energy offset scheme.
The only practical candidate for this method is aluminum,
and, as we all know, that takes huge amounts of electrical
ene
Hi Alex,
I am finding your posts of value and I think it would also be helpful and
appropriate for you to prepend subject lines of topics such as this with
"OT," if you would be so kind.
Steve
Israeli developer presents breakthrough in onboard hydrogen generation
23rd September 2005
Israeli company Engineuity R&D Ltd has developed a technology for hydrogen
production on board vehicles which it claims overcomes all obstacles
presently associated with hydrogen. Using a light metal
Flood walls in New Orleans were structurally flawed
16:18 22 September 2005
NewScientist.com news service
Celeste Biever
Concrete flood walls that were supposed to protect New Orleans were not
overwhelmed by high waters during Hurricane Katrina as federal officials
have claimed, but ruptured
Perhaps lifter technology will make a trip to the moon and beyond
affordable.
Harry
Alex Caliostro wrote:
> September 22, 2005
> The Dark Side of the Moon
> By ROBERT L. PARK
>
> Correction Appended
>
> College Park, Md.
>
> THIS week NASA described plans to return astronauts to the Moon in
September 22, 2005
The Dark Side of the Moon
By ROBERT L. PARK
Correction Appended
College Park, Md.
THIS week NASA described plans to return astronauts to the Moon in 2018 at a
cost of $104 billion. That's nine years after President Bush leaves office.
Starting from scratch in 1961, Presiden
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