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Benefits of Renewable Energy Systems
So what’s the first thing that comes to mind when you just say renewable energy? What sparks inside your head? Well when most people say renewable energy most commonly it would be water or sun light. Well renewable energy in my opinion doesn’t just mean something you can use over and over again but a safe way of living. Just think what would be the best source of energy to use for our planet; a lot of people would say water. But let’s say if we could somehow make it to where it only uses water the earth would probably rain a lot due to the evaporation of the h2o.
But no when I think of renewable energy I think it would coincide with water and electromagnetism. See if there was a way to actually implement a cylinder that held water (as a source of lubricant) a metal bar through the middle, and on the bar to precise cut magnets that would rotate if there was another force (electromagnetism) that could control the motions that the magnets could make and how fast they could go.
Well in theory it would work like a little electric motor found in most common remote control cars. The hydrogen motor would have electromagnets around the outer most part of the cylinder that would be powered by a solar panel, and as the panel powers the magnets to move the metal bar would spin. Which I would in turn connect a gear mechanism to it and attach it to a mini motor (say like the one we just talked about the remote control car motor) and it would be turned by the force of the h2o motor which would create a free moving current from the leads of that motor, therefore could be attached to a battery to charge it or use in the most biggest part of our society our power.
If we could make and inexpensive generator that didn’t give off the pollution that the ones we have now well then the earth’s fields might start to replenish and all this end of the world sit can be stopped talking about, but as do we all none wants to change what we have because its more covenant for us but none thinks about the tomorrow generation until they get here.
Well I’ve talked about many different things about our renewable energy resources and how different people think of different things. Vive talked about that if we don’t start thinking about tomorrow then no one will. I explained my idea on a new way to make the electric generator run better for the environment and how to help save the atmosphere and how to end that dreaded 2012 theory. And for the most part I have helped many people understand some of the reasons why there isn’t a new water engine, and cuss frankly if we where to get an h2o engine that actually worked it would be priced outrageously and none would be it cuss it wouldn’t be worth it.
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Well when most people say renewable energy, most commonly it would be water or sun light. Well renewable energy systems in my opinion don’t just mean something you can use over and over again but a safe way of living.
Plug-in Hybrids: Renewable Energy Solution of the Month
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Thames & Kosmos Wind Power 2.0 $33.93 Build wind-powered generators to energize your electric vehicles and charge your rechargeable batteries! The wind spins the turbine, which turns an electric generator, which in turn charges your rechargeable AA batteries (not included). You can then use those wind-charged batteries to power the model vehicles you build. The six models include a glider, sail car, jet car, tractor, racecar, and tric… |
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