It seems similar, or may even use some of the same technology as http://www.io2technology.com./
I wonder if in this case, the air ionizer spins instead of remaining stationary.
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Hydrogen is great because it can make a long-lasting battery. What we need now is more advancement in solar panels (like the recent/. article using spinach). Our cars may not run directly off of them, but solar panels would help a lot with extraction of hydrogen from water.
I can relate. Freshman year of college (4 yrs ago) I could't have the internet for historical preservation reasons. I'd been addicted to it before I had to lose it, so it sucked at first. I got better grades, got more work done, made a bunch of friends, went out..., but when I got the net back, even though i was sort of better off without it, mentally I was like "ahhhhhh, i'm connected again"
Now here are my questions bc I didn't rtfa:
Will it be able to see through a gas that completely blocks whats on the other side, such as a thick clouds in the sky? Will it be able to see through frosted glass and the like?
Actually, with product design this can come in quite handy. I am a product designer, and "selling" your concept (be it freelance or in-house) is obviously quite important. If your client has difficulty imagining different finishes or even a quick geometry change, this would be quite helpfull for making the changes without haveing to schedule a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th meeting.
While this can all be done in somewhat realtime with 3D programs like Studio Max or Rhino, It would be more professional to do it in this manner.
"Because space is not really empty (one hydrogen atom per square meter, which would add up if you need to travel light years with fully deployed several KM wide solar sails.)"
AFIAK, that 1 hydrogen atom per square meter is an average of the universe - including dense molecular clouds and stars.
"that is to fire lasers at the sails to continue powering them past the heliopause, enabling them to continue accelerating past our solar system."
No laser on Earth would give the sail any decent help compared to our sun (and moon for that matter).
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There already is a remote for these problems. I think they can be found here.
>>>Light is a wave! I can prove it.
>> No its not, light is a particle! I can prove it
> You ninny!
3D studio max, rhino 3-D (with flamingo) and Maya can do that right in the render. We already have this technology
If it were padded all around, and there were other idential bikes with other riders, it would make one heck of a bumper-bike game.
>Buy a 12 pack and drive around. Same effect
Eh, for me that wouldn't do it. I'd need to at least drink the beer.
please rtfa. Its NOT a spinning physical screen.
It seems similar, or may even use some of the same technology as http://www.io2technology.com./
I wonder if in this case, the air ionizer spins instead of remaining stationary.
I agree, big flying bricks full of fuel.
Hydrogen is great because it can make a long-lasting battery. What we need now is more advancement in solar panels (like the recent /. article using spinach). Our cars may not run directly off of them, but solar panels would help a lot with extraction of hydrogen from water.
Isn't this comment i'm replying to a dupe? There's the same one at the top!
I can relate. Freshman year of college (4 yrs ago) I could't have the internet for historical preservation reasons. I'd been addicted to it before I had to lose it, so it sucked at first. I got better grades, got more work done, made a bunch of friends, went out..., but when I got the net back, even though i was sort of better off without it, mentally I was like "ahhhhhh, i'm connected again"
...presumed IQ of a nat could transition within...
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Now here are my questions bc I didn't rtfa:
Will it be able to see through a gas that completely blocks whats on the other side, such as a thick clouds in the sky?
Will it be able to see through frosted glass and the like?
But with a few more pullys and strings, perhaps they could create 3D pong, which i'm sure is much more playable IN 3D as opposed to simulated.
Btw, I'll be in hell if anybody needs me
1) Download naughty images
2) Curse yourself because you can't use your hands
3) ???
Oh crap, I ruined it
Or Taco Bell
Since it's a device that tries to do everything, maybe we should call them phoneys.
Could this lead to lighter electric motors? Which might make the future of printing products in a personal 3D printer more functional.
I saved a ton of money and bought a M-M-M-Mebius off of Ebay!
I'd get a new catchphrase.
...to use the wings as circuit boards in the next version? Thats a lot of flat space that might be able to do something else while it twirls.
While this can all be done in somewhat realtime with 3D programs like Studio Max or Rhino, It would be more professional to do it in this manner.
AFIAK, that 1 hydrogen atom per square meter is an average of the universe - including dense molecular clouds and stars.
"that is to fire lasers at the sails to continue powering them past the heliopause, enabling them to continue accelerating past our solar system."
No laser on Earth would give the sail any decent help compared to our sun (and moon for that matter).