After reading about this... I can't tell anymore if my brain cells just decided to leave, or just killed themselves... (Or maybe they just jumped off the edge of the earth).
I would really like to see the physics that the group says makes the entire system works. Also how they explain the galaxy/universe. is it also flat and we have just had creative ways to make it sound like it is round.
Also they said it is a conspiracy for making money... how the hell would you make money off something like that? Are they just using the fact that if their beliefs are correct then nasa is just a studio and therefore pocketing the money?
Hey I didn't say it was the best way, I just know there are many places starting to use this sort of process and its efficient enough for them to do it ( don't know if its just pilots right now or if they are taking it up to full scale). Either way options are options:-P.
if you read the earlier he was discussing the fact that the desert reflects much of the energy that reaches the ground (albedo effect). Now I was meaning that the area that has had studies done on it was not urbanized desert areas (My fault and I should have specified that fact in the original statement).
Also as far as the other studies, I would like to see these, of course only if they say that the albedo effect is decreased by not having trees, cause of course there are other better ways to affect minimizing the albedo effect, but a house with the typical roof top vs the same house with trees to minimize sunlight exposure of the house, would have a large difference.
On the flip side to this, if you are analyzing the heat retention compared with parking lots, remember that in effect anything other then the black asphalt would reflect more light, and that energy that is absorbed is used to begin pulling CO2 out and converting to various other materials. so, putting them around homes and what not would in fact be better, because a desert area is not an urbanized area (at least the one that was used for the information above). Also an ice sheet reflects way more then any sort of urbanized area, build some houses and a parking lot on the ice sheets and you would loose that effect.
Yes as far as cleaning there are many ways to power those vehicles. You could do electric powered vehicles, or if you are concerned with storing electricity, then use some electricity to break h2o apart, get the hydrogen and then use fuel cell vehicles for running around the cells.
This is how I learned, well actually making a tool to create characters, manage characters, and yadda yadda for D&D. Did it in basic, way back when (god I can't believe it was so long ago). I pretty much self taught myself, used books, though the net has plenty of nice guides and tutorials to work with. Also Java/JS isn't a bad place to play with since it is really easy to use.
The thing is, vista comes with IE, period end of story. Firefox does not... and if you go with your earlier logic, Firefox is only more vulnerable because it has way more functionality and use. To develop a plug in for Firefox is much easier, and then IE. IE is a bear, where even common sense things should be easy to do. I think this is part of what the majority of people are getting at. Vista comes with so much crap, sure they can say "Hey look what vista comes with" but then again if those are the people buying it fine, let them get messed up. The fact stands, vista, or MS in general gives so much crap on there that comes default, and well if there is a security vulnerability then it is vulnerable. Linux can come very slim. Either way, the big issue is they aren't telling everything which isn't much of a surprise when they say "Holy god, no one is buying our software, please everyone come buy it."
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After reading about this... I can't tell anymore if my brain cells just decided to leave, or just killed themselves... (Or maybe they just jumped off the edge of the earth). I would really like to see the physics that the group says makes the entire system works. Also how they explain the galaxy/universe. is it also flat and we have just had creative ways to make it sound like it is round. Also they said it is a conspiracy for making money... how the hell would you make money off something like that? Are they just using the fact that if their beliefs are correct then nasa is just a studio and therefore pocketing the money?
Hey I didn't say it was the best way, I just know there are many places starting to use this sort of process and its efficient enough for them to do it ( don't know if its just pilots right now or if they are taking it up to full scale). Either way options are options :-P.
if you read the earlier he was discussing the fact that the desert reflects much of the energy that reaches the ground (albedo effect). Now I was meaning that the area that has had studies done on it was not urbanized desert areas (My fault and I should have specified that fact in the original statement). Also as far as the other studies, I would like to see these, of course only if they say that the albedo effect is decreased by not having trees, cause of course there are other better ways to affect minimizing the albedo effect, but a house with the typical roof top vs the same house with trees to minimize sunlight exposure of the house, would have a large difference.
On the flip side to this, if you are analyzing the heat retention compared with parking lots, remember that in effect anything other then the black asphalt would reflect more light, and that energy that is absorbed is used to begin pulling CO2 out and converting to various other materials. so, putting them around homes and what not would in fact be better, because a desert area is not an urbanized area (at least the one that was used for the information above). Also an ice sheet reflects way more then any sort of urbanized area, build some houses and a parking lot on the ice sheets and you would loose that effect.
Yes as far as cleaning there are many ways to power those vehicles. You could do electric powered vehicles, or if you are concerned with storing electricity, then use some electricity to break h2o apart, get the hydrogen and then use fuel cell vehicles for running around the cells.
This is how I learned, well actually making a tool to create characters, manage characters, and yadda yadda for D&D. Did it in basic, way back when (god I can't believe it was so long ago). I pretty much self taught myself, used books, though the net has plenty of nice guides and tutorials to work with. Also Java/JS isn't a bad place to play with since it is really easy to use.
The thing is, vista comes with IE, period end of story. Firefox does not... and if you go with your earlier logic, Firefox is only more vulnerable because it has way more functionality and use. To develop a plug in for Firefox is much easier, and then IE. IE is a bear, where even common sense things should be easy to do. I think this is part of what the majority of people are getting at. Vista comes with so much crap, sure they can say "Hey look what vista comes with" but then again if those are the people buying it fine, let them get messed up. The fact stands, vista, or MS in general gives so much crap on there that comes default, and well if there is a security vulnerability then it is vulnerable. Linux can come very slim. Either way, the big issue is they aren't telling everything which isn't much of a surprise when they say "Holy god, no one is buying our software, please everyone come buy it."