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by sen-no-sen » 26/12/15, 21:47

Areva is however one of the pioneers in the field of offshore wind power ...
The very (too) fashionable argument of the conspiracy theory aimed at stifling any attempt at the emergence of new technologies is far-fetched.
Economic monopolies go where profitability is, and whatever its nature.

If tomorrow we invented a superunit machine, it could not be more clear that multinational companies would invest massively ...

In addition, if there was only one of its machines, we can imagine that, as a viral phenomenon, thousands, millions and billions of people would be equipped with it very quickly via DIY, with the con-feeling or not of the nasty "lobbies" .
Strangely enough all of his surunit "inventors" are apparently capable of breaking the laws of physics, but still ignorant of the very simple principle of connecting their machines to the home meter! : Lol:

We must say no to surunity! :P
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by raymon » 27/12/15, 10:01

Areva is however one of the pioneers in the field of offshore wind power ...
Especially abroad in France they do it because they are obliged by Europe and to do greenwashing. Do you know well the very expensive principle of photovoltaics at around 60 cts per kwh: more profitable than the asked for the customer, very interesting by the company that poses, very good for politics we make solar but it is expensive we do not little not do much. Wind energy paid 8,2 cts in France and much cheaper elsewhere why?
And the cold fusion not necessarily that of Rossi which is a reality.
The scientific "reality" of a moment may be different 50 or 100 years later. We can cite examples in the past:
Lord Kelvin, British physicist, president of the Royal Society, for having said in 1895:

"Theft of heavier-than-air machines is impossible"

Despite his talent and important scientific contributions, Lord Kelvin is a prime candidate for the Rabanne's award, and we will most likely have the opportunity to nominate him again in the future. Note that at the time he stated this, Clément Ader probably already made a first flight ...

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by Grelinette » 27/12/15, 11:32

Ahmed wrote:The "lobbies" argument does not hold water in this specific case, ...

My remark concerns more the form than the substance.
The question is not to know if the lobbies have interests or not to invest in such or such project, but to underline that their omnipresence and omnipotence comes to blur, in principle, the debates and the fundamental questions on the great subjects (the surunitaire is not necessarily one).
As a result, at the population level, we can only conclude that we can no longer believe in anything or anyone ... and that we can conclude nothing!

Finally, this perpetual and systematic jamming for the sole purpose of preserving the interests of the lobbies mainly benefits the margoulins who seek to sell their salads and their eccentric projects: "it's as I tell you, my good sir, here is the board of hello to humanity ... but as long as the lobbies will do everything to hide it ... "


the petroleum industry, for example, does not produce oil, but money and if "gravitational" energy had any reality, nothing would prevent it from being redirected towards this new source. profit, which would be more credible than trying to hide it by all means.

This is to forget that the basic principles of lobbies are:
"As long as the money is flowing through our tap, why go and turn on another?"
"... and when there are not enough drops of money left on our tap, we are powerful enough and have all the means to grab the tap that runs the most!"
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by sen-no-sen » 27/12/15, 18:04

raymon wrote:And the cold fusion not necessarily that of Rossi which is a reality.


Sorry but there is absolutely no question at the moment of asserting anything about cold fusion.



The scientific "reality" of a moment may be different 50 or 100 years later. We can cite examples in the past:


Certainly, but this one fits into a strict theoretical framework, which has nothing to do with all the DIY charlatans who assert a lot and never demonstrate anything.

As I said before, the reuse of energy (and not over-unity) is theoretically possible but unthinkable in our time, it would be necessary to do this to create a Maxwell demon, a black hole, or a wormhole ...
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by Obamot » 27/12/15, 22:38

raymon wrote:
Areva is however one of the pioneers in the field of offshore wind power ...
Especially abroad in France they do it because they are obliged by Europe and to do greenwashing. Do you know well the very expensive principle of photovoltaics at around 60 cts per kwh: more profitable than the asked for the customer, very interesting by the company that poses, very good for politics we make solar but it is expensive we do not little not do much. Wind energy paid 8,2 cts in France and much cheaper elsewhere why?

Solar at 46% efficiency and cheap to produce "is in the pipeline". 46% is already a reality at the experimental stage and shortly in production (since the experimental stage was carried out by the manufacturers themselves ...).

raymon wrote:And the cold fusion not necessarily that of Rossi which is a reality.

It is not so much the problem that cold fusion is a reality or not, as the fact that the laws of physics (which you do not like too much) but which prevent reaching the speculated efficiency ...

You can believe that there is a "underground conductor"which would say:
- "don't talk about cold fusion..."

But this is not the case, it is rather that there has been an overdose. Otherwise in this case I would tell you Raymon, but why can we talk about C-PV at 46%? Did the conductor not intervene in this case?
Honestly, I don't think it works in this case, behind there is Germany, which is eventually out of nuclear power, has every interest to jump on any opportunity having tangible results (and not endless "promises" of results with a project that never succeeds under suspicion of proven fraud, discovered by a candidate investor). I have already said that Rossi (or others) - if for all that their invention was so miraculous - should immediately go and see Madame Merkel: why don't they go?

raymon wrote:The scientific "reality" of a moment may be different 50 or 100 years later

There I think we are there. I can hardly see America declaring war on Germany, but it can do so to Europe by interposed conflict (this is currently the case with the threat of a new cold war because of Ukraine. .) But it is for other reasons, global economic reasons, America could fear, for example, that Russia will take the same path as China, and that it will become Europe's first economic partner : It would undoubtedly mean the end of America as an essential superpower. With no immediate economic outlet, it's already happening elsewhere >>>
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by raymon » 28/12/15, 10:16

Did the conductor not intervene in this case?

I don't believe in a conductor but rather in people who without necessarily having a lot of power and common interests: to make a maximum of money.
But this is not the case, it is rather that there has been an overdose. Otherwise in this case I would tell you Raymon, but why can we talk about C-PV at 46%?

Yes 46% solar is very good news. It is also true that in France we are particularly dismal with our rotten nuclear power.
There I think we are there. I don't see America declaring war on Germany, but it can do so on Europe through conflict (this is currently the case with a threat of a new cold war due to Ukraine. .) But it is for other reasons, global economic reasons, America could fear, for example, that Russia will take the same path as China, and that it will become the first economic partner of Europe : it would undoubtedly mean the end of America as an inescapable superpower. Without immediate economic outlet, it is already happening elsewhere >>>

This is why I am having fun seeing how Putin is twisting them.
But it is all the same astonishing that researchers (and not only Rossi) obtain in their small labs results superior in output to what ITER must do and that there are no budgets.
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by moinsdewatt » 28/12/15, 11:13

oh well AREVA is fighting EDF new energy?
Are there dead and injured?
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by raymon » 28/12/15, 11:52

oh well AREVA is fighting EDF new energy?
Are there dead and injured?

Pff you confuse the situation in France and internationally.
As abroad, nuclear power is badly sold, wind power is sold. But in France we play the sorcerer's apprentice. Obviously they are forced to do the wind explained above.
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by izentrop » 29/12/15, 00:21

raymon wrote:in France we are particularly lamentable with our rotten nuclear power.
We are in the process of falling seriously behind, especially since others are succeeding in what we have left out. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/BN-800
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by raymon » 29/12/15, 10:11

We are in the process of falling seriously behind, especially since others are succeeding in what we have left out. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/BN-800

Cooled with sodium metal super interesting:
Liquid sodium ensures better heat dissipation from the reactor core than water and its boiling takes place at high temperature, around 900 degrees, thus allowing the RNR-Na to operate at a level close to atmospheric pressure and thus reducing the need for containment of pressurized water reactors.

But sodium also has some flaws: it burns on contact with air and explodes on contact with water.

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There all the same it is numerous to reproduce the same thing:
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