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Re: Technological Cumulativeness, (Accumulation).

Something about nuclear power this time: https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/lif … r-BB1o9wDH

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Researchers upend long-held belief in nuclear reactor breakthrough: 'Our results defied even our own imaginations'
Story by Leslie Sattler • 3h • 2 min read

To be honest, it is a bit over my head in some ways, but interesting.

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Void

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Re: Technological Cumulativeness, (Accumulation).

I have recently seen articles about recycling solar panels into batteries.

But here we have a notion of a new materials for wind turbines, that can be easily recycled.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l33VpYcIayA
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US researchers discover sugar resin for new recyclable wind turbines

Well, that sounds good.

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Void

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Re: Technological Cumulativeness, (Accumulation).

Well, this is very interesting: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technolo … 41c7&ei=13
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The Cool Down
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Scientists make astounding breakthrough to quickly and safely store air pollution: 'A universal solution'
Story by Stephen Proctor • 1w • 2 min read

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The technique developed at UT Austin allows for the ultrafast formation of carbon dioxide hydrates resembling ice formations that can be buried at sea.

"Hydrates offer a universal solution for carbon storage," Walker Department of Mechanical Engineering professor Vaibhav Bahadur, who led the research, said, per Innovation News Network. "For them to be a major piece of the carbon storage pie, we need the technology to grow them rapidly and at scale."

The new method uses magnesium as the driving force of the hydrates that form six times faster than was previously possible using chemical promoters. Even better, the method is aided by seawater, making it easily doable for any country with a coastline.

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I would think that this could be an opportunity for places that have lots of available power on the cheep on a coastline or even on a ship at sea.

So, then we can keep the subordinators at bay, the evil greens who want to be feudal lords, and to deindustrialize us.

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Void

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Re: Technological Cumulativeness, (Accumulation).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liEO2Ks4SCQ&t=345s
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The power is finally in YOUR hands!

Just Have a Think
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Virtual power plants it says.

Looks like another nibble on the problems for solar and wind.

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Void

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Re: Technological Cumulativeness, (Accumulation).

I posted something like this on this a while back, but each article may reveal more details: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/compani … 98ae&ei=21
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Researchers develop method to help solve wind turbine waste: 'A critically important step in our efforts to foster a circular economy for energy materials'
Story by Jon Turi • 21h • 3 min read
Markets today

So, there is a lot of room for wind power on this planet.  This is certainly of value.

Another planet where wind power might be of significant value would be Venus.  But of course, I don't how this material would react to acids.

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Re: Technological Cumulativeness, (Accumulation).

I think that this is very encouraging: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets … 3e2e&ei=32
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This elegant solution to expanding the grid costs half as much as building new power lines
Story by Sarah DeWeerdt • 1w • 3 min read

So, this could bring more remote sourced energy to the likely markets for it.
It should help renewables I expect.

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Void

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Re: Technological Cumulativeness, (Accumulation).

Some may like this: https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/r … &FORM=VIRE
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New Air Breathing Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine!
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Terran Space Academy
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I note the notion which I actually thing is true that there are principalities of power who may choose to do things that I consider evil.  But they are real, and perhaps my considerations are in error as per the greater notions of the true nature of reality and responsibility.

I also note that in the End the Raptor and BE4 are described as Old Tech.

But If I could live another 50 years, perhaps this will be the truth in that future.

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Re: Technological Cumulativeness, (Accumulation).

As I am not necessarily anti-nuclear: https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/r … &FORM=VIRE  Quote:

Why Bill Gates’ New Natrium Reactor is a Big Deal
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Sabine Hossenfelder
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3 months ago

Sounds like it could be good for Mars, as a lifesaver during dust storms.  But compatible with solar, and on Earth, wind.

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