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Only connected water areas are important. I know they are all connected. but I'm talking about at sea level and not above. TY :) If you don't know the answer and you could direct me to the proper research criteria, it would be much appreciated.

My tv is on the fritz and I can't watch the show.

The average amount per person, a day?

I need funds to develop the prototype of a carbon free energy generator

and a non-profit research center seems to be the easiest way to procure the funds. Can I then take the patent to the market place and start a for profit business?

This is a strictly low level entry position that could bloom into a great career.

I'm making a high amp generator but it will have low voltage. Whats the trade off ratio?

I'm doing a small experiment with my son for a science project and we are looking for magnetic resistance in typical household objects. So far we have found nothing. Glass. plastic, paper, water, nonferrous metals, wood, you name it. Of course it depends on the thickness of the material and the strength of the magnet. We are working with small neodymium magnets.

I know that fuel cells only have water as a by product, but to evolve over to a hydrogen economy I think modifying current internal combustion engines to burn hydrogen would be an easier transition than having to go out and buy a new car. Was wondering if a mod was realistic.

I have heard that the joints where it connects will allow water or otherwise to seep through and then collect dust, crapola, you name it, and loses its perfect look. How do I avoid this?

She drew the whole process out for this long and we where about to get our first court date. Then I find out she counter files. Does this mean we have to go through the whole drawn out process of interogitories and such again? Anyone had this experiance? my lawyer is not in until monday and I am very anxious to know. thank you.

I say no! Why? Because the problem is fossil fuel dependency in itself. The HHO myth(yes, it is a myth) is that you make the gas from water that fuels your vehicle like a gas, electric hybrid. The myth part? Where did the electricity come from to break the water down into HHO? The fossil fuel!

The simple breakdown of the problem is that you still need electricity to break down water into HHO. The physics of electrolysis dictate that it still takes 6 parts of energy to get 1 part of energy from the process of burning hydrogen or using it in a fuel cell to recoup your energy expenditure. It may be a slightly better ratio if you burn the hydrogen and the oxygen together. How is the use of simple electrolysis a solution? It's not. For those that are interested in changing the world. Please stay tuned. For those who have a different opinion, please(and I do mean please) leave an answer to why you think I am in the wrong.

Would the magnet produce a better current if the copper wire was plated with silver?. I understand resistance and would be like to know if the resistance would be lower. Yes or no please, no answers saying I don't have the intellect to understand or that the problem I am trying to solve hasn't been solved by countless people with I. Q.'s of 180. Thank you. Candid and honest answers are appreciated.

I am trying to find the way to produce the maximum current with the lightest weight of the most windings, from the lightest weight of a magnet. I think I am on to something that will change the way we think of power and its generation. Please look at my last question and see if you can inform me on how to do this. My goal is world changing and nothing less.

If not, then would silver plated copper wire be more efficiant than just plain copper wire?

Does aluminum produce a charge when a magnetic field is passed over it? If not, why? If so, why? Do any other metals react the same way as copper?

There has to be a vast difference because when my cast iron stove is cold, it takes a long time to warm up. If it is even slightly warm from a previous fire it heats very quickly. The question I suppose I should be asking is how does heat as a form of radiation move through solid objects. Like the sun? Protons and neutrons bouncing around forever before they reach the surface?

My calculations are about 10 to 20 percent of the total crop production of the U. S. Are the starving masses around the earth worth it?