Posted on 10/04/2019 3:45:33 PM PDT by Hojczyk
True, but it looks like official government research ended almost 50 years ago.
Given the advances in submarine and ship reactors it seems plausible that the technology could work but the cost would be nuts.
this is the product of a liberal education, fantasy and fairy dust unicorns and dreams will come true. They enter with an empty head and leave with an empty head
The female Fredo “Hey, I’m smart”
incoherent unreadable rant ... her handlers need to find better script writers to write better lines for her to repeat when she’s on stage ...
Its easier to just mount sails on the planes
It surely won’t fly on carbon-composite wings...
How do you mount solar panels or windmills on an airplane?
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With screws, of course!
since most of the world is now black and brown haired perhaps we need to come up with the counterpart to the dumb blond.
Perhaps the stupid brunette.
Brilliant! AO-C, the real life role model for the stupid brunette.
Let the stupid brunette jokes begin.
Thanks.
No, they would use batteries, which, as you probably know, generate electricity out of thin air (at least that is what a lot of these morons think - an electrical outlet is a siphon to some magic energy source, not some smoke belching coal fired plant)...batteries are the new energy source! HA~
Great minds think alike!
It works but the extension cord limits flight distance to 50 ft
“ye cannae change the laws of physics”.
Dang...that would work.
Congress needs to share in the maiden flight.
Solves two problems at once.
Not to mention power lines evaporating when everyone plugs their cars in at once.
“How do you mount solar panels or windmills on an airplane?”
A combination of gorilla glue and duct tape.
rwood
I seems Air head doesn’t understand paper airplanes are commercially wothless
Funny thing is, they might say this is the answer. But it’s counter productive to alleviating carbon waste. And this is still theory as it is non-existing under experimentation. But they’ll say it anyway.
https://theicct.org/sites/default/files/publications/EV-life-cycle-GHG_ICCT-Briefing_09022018_vF.pdf
rwood
Somebody has had a little too much absinthe...
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