[Terrapreta] Energy Source
Kurt Treutlein
rukurt at westnet.com.au
Sun May 11 18:12:54 CDT 2008
Hmmm,
Sean, does your knee normally jerk like that?
You don't seem to have read the article at the URL I posted.
Sean K. Barry wrote:
> Hi Kurt, Duane,
>
> Are we going to make Earth look like Mars (no more water) by using
> Hydrogen from water cracking as a "fuel", or are we going to use the
> better way?
There was nothing in there about H2, cracking water or what have you in
that context
>
> Considering that burning hydrogen fuel results in water emissions
> (2H2 + O2 => H2O), this seems like a somewhat stupid conjecture.
Where did this come from????
>
> Still, using nuclear energy isn't a bad idea.
Something that makes sense.
Lots of people get
> their worries going over dealing with spent nuclear fuels.
The author "claims" no spent fuel as such. You're an IT man, as such I
doubt that you have much to input on nuclear matters, except knee jerks
>
> Did the Soviets "steal" nuclear secrets from the USA?
What has that got to do with anything? And I expect that the thievery
went both ways.
>
> Who is Bob Dratch? It seems he does not realize how many tons of
> spent nuclear fuel would be required to extract enough "weapons grade
> plutonium" out of to make even one bomb.
Don't know who he is and what does plutonium extraction actually have to
do with getting heat out of thorium.
>
> Conventional reactors based on that really yucky substance, "uranium"
> make plutonium as a waste substance.
Really, this isn't a "conventional reactor, it's based on that somewhat
less yucky substance Thorium, which your parents may have used if they
used Aladin Lamps or Coleman or Tilley Lamps.
>
> That probably isn't the most scientifically stated, but observant
> statement that I've ever read.
You're still not making sense.
>
> It will be very interesting if Bob Dratch really has a product (or
> licenses) available anytime soon. This would be a great change to
> energy supplies if it does truly work out this simply.
Finally!! Another statement that makes sense. Parenthetically, when
will you have a product or licence available for your all singing and
dancing char-machine?
I wonder if there is anyone on this list who actually knows enough to
make rational comments on this matter?
regards
Kurt
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