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World wide Tritium Shortage

World wide Tritium Shortage

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  • @tigertiger1699
    @tigertiger16994 сағат бұрын

    As an intelligence / civilisation we’re failing .., half the planet thinks these are legitimate solutions to billions needing power.., that going from reasonably dense sources of energy to less dense is the way forward… our forebears… centuries/ millennia ago had these less dense sources… and struggled the survive , there was no thriving… We are/ becoming a population that is so dimly educated.., that quite literally everything that we think is normal, reasonable/ even required… has come about for our development, our tech and our ability to put our labours into technical development.., which has solely come from our gaining more dense sources of energy… People have master/ phd in engineering and can’t see the wood…, I train engineers/ electrical engineers/ oil n gas…, and hear BS like “we don’t use knifes, they’re dangerous” Recent saw a fuel bund in an international airport where the fuel pipes were specified to be installed with water rated compound.. and the hydrocarbon rated product was specified for the rain water sealing.. near time to step off planet

  • @fredericdevos5535
    @fredericdevos5535Күн бұрын

    Why don't use bamboo or something like that

  • @surfcello
    @surfcello3 күн бұрын

    You’re not really saying much about they work, are you. In the graphic, it doesn’t look as if the lower set of blades even rotates. And how about some numbers? Power conversion efficiency? Optimal installation density? Cost efficiency?

  • @big_e_3
    @big_e_39 күн бұрын

    Soy cracked sidewalk lover hates on 2000 year old marvels of engineering and architecture

  • @KGopidas
    @KGopidas12 күн бұрын

    Well analysed. We are unable to harness rooftop pv potential?

  • @sct9963
    @sct996317 күн бұрын

    This idiot lies through his dam teeth, Roman concrete last for 2,000 years that is because it’s self healing.

  • @borincod
    @borincod24 күн бұрын

    stop spreading unproven bs, calling it a "game changer". I just got dumber and less calm after watching this

  • @daniilkeen6178
    @daniilkeen617825 күн бұрын

    Wind turbines is BS project. Turbine produce 900 w energy that not enough to use my microwave 1500 w or my washing machine. This project design to collect money from taxpayers. Liers and criminals give BS information to people.

  • @LibertyDankmeme
    @LibertyDankmeme27 күн бұрын

    climate change is a hoax ... what an idiot

  • @kevinholeman8123
    @kevinholeman8123Ай бұрын

    Safe storage is also a problem. I can see it as a power plant but in a vehicle????? The storage and space requirements overwhelm practical applications….. at least with the current technology

  • @gammyhorse
    @gammyhorseАй бұрын

    Our "modern" buildings made by "modern" concrete will not last the next century. You talk about how steel make it stronger and blah blah blah. Well, it's the steel that will backfire as the time passes.

  • @Landlbricks
    @LandlbricksАй бұрын

    Nuclear energy is better it’s not bad for the environment if you dispose the nuclear waste properly and it’s constantly generating energy but with wind turbines sometimes they produce a lot of electricity and sometimes they don’t

  • @luis-sophus-8227
    @luis-sophus-822722 күн бұрын

    Unalive birds and contamine more when damaged

  • @Landlbricks
    @LandlbricksАй бұрын

    Wind turbines are unreliable because it’s not always windy

  • @DaddySteel
    @DaddySteelАй бұрын

    AI eww

  • @DaddySteel
    @DaddySteelАй бұрын

    AI scripted.....

  • @mikehewitt1253
    @mikehewitt1253Ай бұрын

    Full of it and demonstrates a modern learning of Concrete (if at all) which is not all that. We are now learning more about Concrete than ever before and the modern Concrete with OPC is in fact inferior to Roman Concrete in every aspect except workability - go get re-educated.

  • @Zuckerpuppekopf
    @ZuckerpuppekopfАй бұрын

    Steel reinforcement is one of the reasons why modern concrete is NOT durable. Take for example the Surfside condo in Florida, built in 1981, which collapsed in 2021...a 40 year life span. Or another example, the Fern Hollow bridge, built in 1970, which collapsed in Pittsburg when Biden was giving a speech about failing infrastructure in 2022...a 52 year life span. The only purpose of steel reinforcement is to increase the INITIAL shear strength of the concrete ... it allows the use of less concrete at the EXPENSE of longevity. Over time the steel, no matter how well placed will rust and expand, causing the failure of the concrete. So it is definitely NOT an example of why modern concrete may be better.

  • @Zuckerpuppekopf
    @ZuckerpuppekopfАй бұрын

    This video didn't age well itself. The only time most of these structures were substantially rebuilt was in Roman times, usually to appease the esthetic concerns of an Emperor...for example the Pantheon. "Rebuilt" more recently though means minor patching and in the case of the Patheon, a section was ADDED to the building, not replaced. Sometimes more functional structures, like bridges got damaged in war and were rebuilt because they were still in use. Hence, this video starts with a misunderstanding of the semantics of "rebuilt"...not a promising thesis. Much of the "damage" to Roman structures over the years was due to people pilfering building materials from those structures, not from weakness in the concrete. That is what happened to the Coliseum: people stripped it for building materials, and only more recently efforts were made to restore it. Once structural elements are compromised, other parts will fail faster. The dome of the Pantheon still is original from Roman times with very minor patching and cleaning. And it still is the largest unreinforced dome in the history of the planet...so the engineering of it is still beyond the capability of modern techniques. In fact, after the MIT discovery that Roman concrete is self-healing, some large modern concrete projects like dams, are starting to be built with those ancient techniques to test their technique. It is well known that the maximum load bearing life of modern concrete is 50-100 years. Compare that to 2000+ years for Roman concrete.

  • @Dr.Kraig_Ren
    @Dr.Kraig_RenАй бұрын

    Everyone knows it's not a bad idea, but common sense. There is a reason why everyone (EXCEPT MURRICA RULED BY OIL GIANTS) is investing in floating solar farms.

  • @anandnairkollam
    @anandnairkollamАй бұрын

    So what is this video about?

  • @freddenny4402
    @freddenny4402Ай бұрын

    And kill hundreds of thousands of birds

  • @nukulus9344
    @nukulus9344Ай бұрын

    Thats life 😢

  • @The_Catnip
    @The_CatnipАй бұрын

    It is stupid because storms can mess them up and the toxic things inside these panels can get into the water if it is damaged. This is not green technology, this is just a new business idea which can be sold to naive, ignorant people and greedy people can be richer.

  • @Beyondearth8
    @Beyondearth8Ай бұрын

    منهج اللغه الانكليزيه للصف السادس الاعدادي حرفيًا أفضل منهج بالسادس وجدًا استمتع بدراسته ومعلوماته قويه وواقعيه ❤شو بحبو

  • @tedzehnder961
    @tedzehnder9612 ай бұрын

    Even if the power grid doesn`t change over night the excess capacity from power plants could be stored in these batteries to be used when power is needed.Any energy generated by legacy turbines won`t be wasted.

  • @RodgerDodger196
    @RodgerDodger1962 ай бұрын

    I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE about the Smaller ones-BY THE ROADSIDE-if they could be adaptable for home use even if these units are likely intended to Capture the wind from Cars & Trucks speeding by….. SEE ITS NOT A USELESS VIDEO! It MIGHT be the equivalent of AMPS & VOLTS & even there we the most need further to put things in laymen terms So this Video Wets our appetite & if we LIKE it WE MIGHT GET THE -REST OF THE SENTENCE-Explaining the two NEW terms

  • @iWubmusic
    @iWubmusic2 ай бұрын

    Soooo a hydro electric generator like in dams? 😂

  • @kernejordan6454
    @kernejordan64542 ай бұрын

    Lie

  • @Nick_Lavigne
    @Nick_Lavigne2 ай бұрын

    Ughh another stupid ai generateed channel.

  • @aprilmay8498
    @aprilmay84983 ай бұрын

    Are the beeping coming from these turbine farms in the ocean necessary? What's the correlation between the constant beeping, and the beaching of so much marine life lately?

  • @user-yp9fb1jb6m
    @user-yp9fb1jb6m3 ай бұрын

    When they mention "carbon footprint" I lose interest. No serious engineer considers that hoax as relevant.

  • @TheRedkid20
    @TheRedkid203 ай бұрын

    They have actually done research although roman concrete is not as strong it is far more durable. The "imprecise" mixing of quicklime was actually intentional. They would " hot mix it" with their other ingredients and when finished they created a self healing concrete. Studies showed that when cracks reach the quicklime casts and moisture got into it the cracks would fill with the quicklime and be fully sealed within a few weeks. Just because we don't initially understand the design of things we cannot dismiss it as inferior. Roman's spent centuries building magnificent buildings and infrastructure so its safe to say they had tons of trial and error when perfecting their concrete. Meanwhile modern concrete has not been around nearly as long but give us a millenia we will probably yield a self healing concrete as well.

  • @jameswest4819
    @jameswest48194 ай бұрын

    Oh BS. No truth to this "debunking,"

  • @aramos3639
    @aramos36394 ай бұрын

    Bait

  • @Duncan_1971
    @Duncan_19714 ай бұрын

    What happens if I saw it in half? Would it still be safe?

  • @Duncan_1971
    @Duncan_19714 ай бұрын

    Apparently so as long as you don't eat it - "A leaking Ni-63 source will cause contamination that could lead to an internal hazard if Ni-63 enters the human body"

  • @taspats8701
    @taspats87014 ай бұрын

    Too good to be true...

  • @rezzokii8080
    @rezzokii80804 ай бұрын

    Hmmm 🤔

  • @muwaffiq_297
    @muwaffiq_2974 ай бұрын

    hm

  • @silksongreactions
    @silksongreactions4 ай бұрын

    This is just like seablock in Factorio

  • @jones36036
    @jones360364 ай бұрын

    Does wind turbines kill birds in the air and the turbines in the water have almost made the whales extinct in one section of the United States by offshore drilling they are far from Green they are killers and they do not create enough energy to sustain

  • @glitch3141
    @glitch31414 ай бұрын

    For those upset with the lack of information… A contra-rotating vertical turbine (CRTV) is a wind turbine with two counter-rotating sets of blades mounted on the shaft, while the generator is placed at the base of the shaft, underwater, acting as a stabilizer and counterweight. The blades use a three-dimensional trajectory and struts add to the wind energy capture and capture efficiency. It also produces lower wake, less wake turbulence, and wind channeled down to sea level, making it possible to reduce the distance between turbines, and stack them closer together It looks like a fascinating new technology. Too bad this video didn’t bother to mention it 🙄

  • @Jaggerbush
    @Jaggerbush4 ай бұрын

    I would take this time to point out why I disagree but i see the internet has already done that.

  • @latawshamaulson3897
    @latawshamaulson38974 ай бұрын

    They show this loke we dont know we can get electricity out of the air no turdvine

  • @rockutron9000
    @rockutron90005 ай бұрын

    Keep in mind, anything left in Rome has been pillaged 100 times over, survived multiple conquests, a dark age, two world wars, and time. Most of these structures went through long tracts of time where they were not maintained. They were scholars of architecture and construction and if you're ever able to visit and see the scale of their projects, you realize how pathetic most of the stuff we build is. Builders nowadays don't even want to use concrete cause it's so expensive. That's why you don't see any more Empire State Buildings and, in its place, steel and glass cuboids, each one more generic than the last.

  • @faridrahimli6732
    @faridrahimli67325 ай бұрын

    you are stupid, terrible editing, idiotic music choice and waste of time. guys just skip to @ 6:18

  • @luckydog8514
    @luckydog85145 ай бұрын

    the guidlines pop up is funny because i was about to flame this dude. he knows. he mispronounced potzollana immediately and i knew this dude has no idea what hes talking about

  • @user-ty9ts5ed1n
    @user-ty9ts5ed1n5 ай бұрын

    Well still never said how it would work. All I seen was million dollar floaties out there and was told they make electricity.

  • @The_Super_Poodle
    @The_Super_Poodle5 ай бұрын

    “Yeah, the future is wild!”

  • @davegallihugh2660
    @davegallihugh26605 ай бұрын

    Money Pit legal theft us government

  • @tywaits3896
    @tywaits38965 ай бұрын

    Dumb and pointless those things are 3x worse for the environment. And the amount of maintenance needed u might as well go with coal more power takes up less space and less maintenance

  • @cheryldodd-marko9787
    @cheryldodd-marko97875 ай бұрын

    A horror of our time