[wolfpat]

We’ll never be able to solve our energy problems until we learn to freeze heat. We could freeze it in the summer to cool our homes, and then thaw it out in the winter. /s

[woofie]

We’ll never be able to solve our energy problems until we learn to freeze heat. We could freeze it in the summer to cool our homes, and then thaw it out in the winter. /s

I have been working on that problem ...so far Ive been able to good bad and bad good .Also I have had positive results with cooling warm

[ffusco]

We could use Frozen heat to power a manned mission to the sun. The intense heat of the sun would be avoided by launching at night.

[groanup]

We’ll never be able to solve our energy problems until we learn to freeze heat

I knew a guy who lived in Northern Canada. He lit a match in January and the flame froze solid. He had to carry it around until May when it thawed out so it wouldn't start a fire.

[carumba]

WeÂ’ll never be able to solve our energy problems until we learn to freeze heat.

OK this will happen with cold fusion, time travel, and alchemy.

[Right Wing Assault]

We’ll never be able to solve our energy problems until we learn to freeze heat.

I've been working on dehydrated heat. Add your own boiling water and this stuff gets hot enough to burn your skin. You can even heat houses with it. Best thing is the low cost. I am now selling 1# concentrate bags for $100. If you add 10,000 gallons of your own boiling water to this, your cost for the dehydrated heat is only a penny a gallon. (The cost of the boiling water varies by region.)