However, the big question for this post is how a cheap energy source would effect the economy. If you had ten (or a hundred etc) thousand dollars to invest, which investments would have the highest impact? Companies who have the largest energy bill have a lot to gain.
enantiomer2000
· 1 year ago
What happens to the hydrinos as they are released into the atmosphere? aren't they supposed to be less dense than even hydrogen? Would they be stuck up in the upper atmosphere, or would they just boil away into outer space? hmm.
futureguy
· 1 year ago
How would it possibly be less dense simply by having it's electron in a smaller orbit? Even if it lost its electron entirely, we're talking about so little mass as compared to the electron that there would be no measurable density difference.
We don't go to the bottom of the ocean to find all of the D20 do we?
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http://www.blacklightpower.com/papers/WFC101608...
However, the big question for this post is how a cheap energy source would effect the economy. If you had ten (or a hundred etc) thousand dollars to invest, which investments would have the highest impact? Companies who have the largest energy bill have a lot to gain.
We don't go to the bottom of the ocean to find all of the D20 do we?