Hydropower 2 by MAS2015
The use of the potential energy of water to generate electricity, cleaner than those generated by fossil fuel (coal, natural gas and oil).
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Comments
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MrSpudNugget 15th Jun 2016
@MAS2015 what i meant was it very hard to make one without using gravity, because of the lack of magnetic force which is used in experimental reactors, if this was a force then fusion reactors made out of destructable elements (TITN, QRTZ, ETC, ETC) would be a possibility... -
MAS2015 15th Jun 2016
Thank you my dear, @J23PowderToy. My greetings -
J23PowderToy 15th Jun 2016
Wow, I just realized you are the author of amazing Powder Toy logo and save titled "Tribute to Electricity", I love these saves! -
MAS2015 15th Jun 2016@MrSpudNugget, perhaps in some years grvitrons is detected (gravitational waves have been detected) and produced so that the nuclear fusion process becomes completely controlled. In TPT is possible to make a reactor in an easier way (see ID: 1935148). Thanks for your visit and comments.
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MrSpudNugget 15th Jun 2016but the thing is in TPT because of the lack of magnetic force it is very hard to construct a fusion reactor without using gravity/ indestructable elements.
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MrSpudNugget 15th Jun 2016plus, from what ive heard its completely safe (if the fusion touches the chamber walls the hydrogen goes cold and fusion stops) so unlike what most people think, if a fusion core touches the wall it won't be like an atomic bomb going of...
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MrSpudNugget 15th Jun 2016sustain a reaction for a few minuites...*
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MrSpudNugget 15th Jun 2016to be honest with you i think NUCLEAR FUSION would be the way to go, we already have fusion reactors, albeit they can only sustain a reactor for a few minuites...
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MAS2015 15th Jun 2016Thanks for comment and vote,@alyorus.
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alyorus 15th Jun 2016
Very good! +1