Provita
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Powering homes and stations and work places, and streets isnt the problem, for thats what nuclear energy research is for, nuclear energy already supplies a v ery sufficient amount of energy to those areas already, and if we somehow figure out how to sustain fusion power, nuclear fission will be replaced with something MUCH more powerful. The problem is tranportation. For short distances, bicycles are good, and they copuld help the obesity problem :mrgreen: , as for LONG distances, Biofuels, solar power, hydrogen power, all of these are good. Science has created a 300 mph Hydrogen powered Formula 1 Racer, and many buses are running on hydrogen now. And a European Company created cars running on the heat of air for energy, and the exaust? cold air, heck, on a hot summer day, it can be fed through the AC unit.... cold cold air :mrgreen: , and regenerative braking along with hybrid cars also are the answer. Electrical cars will eventually be used w/o a doubt. The only 2 parts of transportation that havent been solved for the "oil" crisis is flying (both space and airlines) and boats. Boats will probably run on bio fules and solar, for ive never seen many clouds out at sea unless there is a storm, and as for planes... that i dont know... solar could HELP, for the plane would be closer to the sun for more power... but it wouldnt help sufficiaently. As for space travel, research in solar sails are being done and an engine has been created that shoots atoms at high speed , the engine would slowly accelerate the ship but over time the ship would increase in speed, and the fuel lasts over 50 years ! unlike rockets that last a few months at most. Research has been done, and although not much can replace gasoline's traction, horsepower, and speed, there are alternatives. The only answer i havent found is space travel from ground to orbit and planes....
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