Uh, no. Because meanwhile, in China....
Posted on 04/13/2023 6:48:25 AM PDT by Red Badger
Ping!....................
And just how many “cillies” had to die for this?
Does it pollute landfills 20% more?
Is it 20% harder for slave children to mine?
To charge in 10 min now tell me the number of kW necessary in the charger and the utility electrical supply feeding it.
That is great ... Now the EV will be stranded 20% further from home LOL
Now if they could just decrease the inevitable replacement battery cost by say 90% and work out that pesky little spontaneous combustion issue......
But what will this lady do when the Democrats shut down the last coal-fired power station?
I wonder if she has thought about that. Probably not.
And they still suck compared to the internal combustion engine.
There is always equivalent exchange with energy, either with amount of resources need to extract the product, or in potentials in handling the product for nuclear or use in war. Always a trade off. Free energy would always have a trade off via more homes, more people, and the effects on society, etc.
That’s a LOT of electricity to fill a battery in 10 minutes. A service station is going to need thousands of amps if more than one car is charged at a time.
The anode material is part of what causes the fires.
Conventional materials form dendrites on the anodes during charging, tiny fingers of conductive material, that will eventually cause a dead short and then the batteries will burn. Like laying a wrench across a conventional lead-acid battery’s terminals.............
LOL good one! 😆 you win the internet today
She will wait for the sun to come out and the wind to pick up. Could take days, but meh, “weese all gotsta sacrifice to save muvver erff”
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Well - even if it turns out NOT to be true,
at least they were 'thinking' about it being so.
And that is what the scientific method is all about, right?
'THINKING'.
Don't need to heed any laws of physics - Just 'Think' things into existence.
This 'NEW' Scientific Method' is sometimes referred to as: 'Stinkin Thinkin'.
/sarc
The other day I drove the long stretch of I-5 between Modesto, CA, and the Tehachapis, and I counted no fewer than 3 Teslas in distress on the side of the road. Guessing this is mainly the result of range miscalculation on the part of users. In any case, for long road trips, the EV concept clearly still compares unfavorably to internal combustion.
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