Tesla Semi-truck stops would consume the electricity of a small town

[Celticguy]

Okay so Tesla is introducing the trucks. Now explain how does that address the topic.

Musk just assumed people would find some way to charge his cars, no plan for doing so outside of selling home charging stations. Five years later there is still no plan for charging these toys to make them usable nationwide. To think it will be different with semis is like believing in the Great Pumpkin.

 

[AProudLefty]

Musk just assumed people would find some way to charge his cars, no plan for doing so outside of selling home charging stations. Five years later there is still no plan for charging these toys to make them usable nationwide. To think it will be different with semis is like believing in the Great Pumpkin.

Okay. So create a new thread about it?

 

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Bill Nye is a licensed professional engineer, who worked for Boeing for 9 years. He invented the hydraulic resonance suppressor tube for the Boeing 747 which created a huge noise reduction for a plane that could have ended up being much louder than its still very loud self.



Bill Nye does not "deny and discard many theories of science", and there is no such thing as "Heisenberg's law", or "Schrodinger's law."

I assume he's waffling on about Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle. To call it a law is just plain ignorance, even you would be embarrassed about it. It states that the more precisely you measure the position of a particle, the less precisely you can know its momentum or velocity).

As for 'Schrödinger's Law' that's a linear partial differential equation that describes the evolution of a quantum state in a similar way to Newton’s laws (the second law in particular) in classical mechanics. It has only ever been solved for the hydrogen atom though, although ITN will tell you otherwise
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[Walt]

I assume he's waffling on about Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle. To call it a law is just plain ignorance, even you would be embarrassed about it. It states that the more precisely you measure the position of a particle, the less precisely you can know its momentum or velocity). As for Schrödinger law, that's a linear partial differential equation that describes the evolution of a quantum state in a similar way to Newton’s laws (the second law in particular) in classical mechanics.

Night believes insulation breaks the laws of thermodynamics, so I have long ago stopped trying to figure out a logical meaning for his claims.

 

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Okay. So create a new thread about it?

It's my thread not yours, ffs!

 

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Night believes insulation breaks the laws of thermodynamics, so I have long ago stopped trying to figure out a logical meaning for his claims.

He has some very odd ideas regarding thermodynamics and atmospheric physics.

 

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There's gold in those oil wells!

‘Gold Hydrogen’ Is an Untapped Resource in Depleted Oil Wells

The fuel can be produced by adding bacteria to spent drill holes—meaning there are thousands of potential hydrogen sources worldwide.

https://www.wired.com/story/gold-hydrogen/

 

[Into the Night]

Good catch.

I personally am very much in favor of hydrogen research, but it is not all there yet, and it may never be.

Hydrogen cars exist today. People are driving them.

 

[Into the Night]

Usually the costs of infrastructure is many times the operating costs. We do it because the costs of just coasting becomes higher and higher until they run a business out of business.

Redefinition fallacy (business<->infrastructure).

 

[Into the Night]

You’ve presented 0

Argument of the Stone fallacy.

 

[Into the Night]

Bill Nye is a licensed professional engineer, who worked for Boeing for 9 years. He invented the hydraulic resonance suppressor tube for the Boeing 747 which created a huge noise reduction for a plane that could have ended up being much louder than its still very loud self.



Bill Nye does not "deny and discard many theories of science", and there is no such thing as "Heisenberg's law", or "Schrodinger's law."

Bill Nye is not a licensed engineer. He is not a professional engineer. He is an actor. The hydraulic resonance suppressor tube does not reduce aircraft noise. That is not it's purpose.
Bill Nye does deny and discard many theories of science, just like you do.
Yes, there is such a thing as Heisenberg's law and Schrodinger's law.

Redefinition fallacy (engineering<->science).

 

[Into the Night]

I assume he's waffling on about Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle. To call it a law is just plain ignorance, even you would be embarrassed about it. It states that the more precisely you measure the position of a particle, the less precisely you can know its momentum or velocity).

As for 'Schrödinger's Law' that's a linear partial differential equation that describes the evolution of a quantum state in a similar way to Newton’s laws (the second law in particular) in classical mechanics. It has only ever been solved for the hydrogen atom though, although ITN will tell you otherwise
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Heisenberg's law is the equation that describes his theory. It is the same with Schrodinger. You are only indicating your illiteracy in quantum mechanics. There is no 'second Newton's law'. Newton created two laws, the law of motion and the law of gravity.

The equation that any theory of science is transcribed into is called a 'law'.

 

[Into the Night]

Night believes insulation breaks the laws of thermodynamics, so I have long ago stopped trying to figure out a logical meaning for his claims.

Insulation does not break any law of thermodynamics. You just deny and discard thermodynamics.

 

[Into the Night]

He has some very odd ideas regarding thermodynamics and atmospheric physics.

No, that would be YOU. The theory hasn't changed since it was created. The law coming out of that theory hasn't changed since it was created.

 

[Into the Night]

There's gold in those oil wells!

‘Gold Hydrogen’ Is an Untapped Resource in Depleted Oil Wells

The fuel can be produced by adding bacteria to spent drill holes—meaning there are thousands of potential hydrogen sources worldwide.

https://www.wired.com/story/gold-hydrogen/

So you want to use massive amounts of oil to produce hydrogen. Why would you do that?

 

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Heisenberg's law is the equation that describes his theory. It is the same with Schrodinger. You are only indicating your illiteracy in quantum mechanics. There is no 'second Newton's law'. Newton created two laws, the law of motion and the law of gravity.

The equation that any theory of science is transcribed into is called a 'law'.

Are you insane, I suspect that's the case? Newton's laws of motion are in fact three laws.

 

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So you want to use massive amounts of oil to produce hydrogen. Why would you do that?

Did you read the article ffs? It is talking about depleted wells that by the introduction of certain bacteria produce hydrogen.

 

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So you want to use massive amounts of oil to produce hydrogen. Why would you do that?

Please don't embarrass yourself any further!!!

 

[PostmodernProphet]

Good catch.

I personally am very much in favor of hydrogen research, but it is not all there yet, and it may never be.

and yet, far better than electric vehicles that rely on Chinese rare earth elements........

 

[PostmodernProphet]

Stop pettifogging, there and back is 200kms!

lol.....in the US, long haul means at least getting from St Louis to Los Angeles.......figure 1500 plus miles one way.......200 kms is a day trip is a day trip for tourists.......