>mass nanomanufacturing will give us hypercapacitors, multi-junction solar panels, and solve plasma and electrothermal instabilitiesThe future looks bright for once, bros.
You use solar. Then you burn that small work to buy that bulley. Paradise.TGGJ
>>16364210>hypercapacitorsyou mean supercapacitorswould solve a lot if this get affordable.
fuck your hippie utopia man, were going to grow oranges in alaska someday with good old coal and gas
>>16365325Bro you smell of poo and are poo, don't post.
>>16364283We already have supercapacitors. I'm referring to capacitors with extremely high specific energy.
>>16364210Just two more weeks!
>>16364210Actually you'll live in a box, never see the sun and consume your own feces, while you protest the weirdos who want to have families and you'll do it all willingly.
>>16364210>hypercapacitorsUhhhhhh... maybe? Advanced nanotech could make better energy storage, but it won't necessarily be capacitors>multi junction solar panelsDefinitely. 100% possible with advanced nanotech>plasma and electrothermal instabilitiesUmmmm... what? What the fuck are you talking about. Also if you post NANOTECH and OTTAWA enough times online, eventually private investigators will show up at your house! Also, FUCK SOLARPUNK!
>>16364210>the yogurt adIt will also get rid of all the disgusting huwhitoids.Only beautiful Black, asian, and native folxs will remain; carefully guided by us Jews!I can't wait!
>>16364210>The future looks bright for once, bros.That is one of the few things people agree upon when discussing Solarpunk.>>16365325Coal not needed.This is now a Solarpunk thread.
>>16365325shut up. the ignorance you emanate makes me feel disgusted
>>16364210>buzzword will give us buzzword, buzzword, and buzzword and buzzword
>>16370590If we depended on people like you, we'd still be eating mud.
>>16371131Mud has more nutrients than buzzwords. You can ask the Haitians
>>16369543>This is now a Solarpunk thread.We need to make this a COMFY Solarpunk thread.
>mass nanomanufacturing >hypercapacitors>multi-junction solar panels>solve plasma and electrothermal instabilities>Solarpunk And people say /pol/ are the retarded one.
>>16365325anon, you giblet head. we live in texas.
>>16364210>>mass nanomanufacturingexamples? what firms are working towards this
>>16367465>I'm referring to capacitors with extremely high specific energy.where can I read more about this, google doesn't show anything for hypercapacitors, it defaults to super
>>16364210>Actually turns your appendix into a paperclip like a bossPaperclip time
>>16372633>>mass nanomanufacturingAKA growing crops.>>hypercapacitorsWhy?>>multi-junction solar panelsWould be useful but wind power might be sufficient. The Atlantic and the Pacific will be crowded.>>solve plasma and electrothermal instabilitiesRelevance?>>SolarpunkYes>And people say /pol/ are the retarded one.Always true.
This is the solar punk crowd btw. Needless to say, the utopian vision most of these weird race obsessed freaks have is never going to happen.
>>16377022Did anything useful ever come from that site? Searches sometimes lead me to that place, but usually I leave very quickly.
>>16372600This is so hideous that i firmly believe anyone that actually wants this needs to be lined up and shot
nothing ever happens
>>16378201Porn mostly
>>16380437Most of it was boring drivel. Pic related is more a gentleman's taste, and also Solarpunk compliant.
>>16376892>solve plasma and electrothermal instabilities>Relevance?Nuclear fusion + ionocrafts>hypercapacitors>Why?nuclear fusion + ionocrafts + it's a more stable form of energy storage than batteries and much more durable.
>>16377022I don't care about any of this hippy bullshit. I want borders and no haitians/indians/senegalese/afghans/pakis/chinks/congolese/somalians/egyptians around. Central Asian women are welcome and Mongolians in general too. I just don't want sub-80 IQ people tearing down my natural heritage for ~~le oil and I despise the noise of internal combustion engines.
>>16365325You can do that now, there are a few greenhouses dug into the ground that use radiant heating from the ground to maintain air temp. They are dug below the frost line, suck air through a radiating system of tubes under a field that heats the air to a temperature of 60 degrees which is then pumped into the green house. Heat from the winter day is then captured using the greenhouse like a magnifying glass to heat stores of water up which then radiates heat through the night keeping the inside of the greenhouse in tropical conditions. The only electricity needed is to maintain air circulation
>>16380701>Nuclear fusion + ionocraftsI can agree that huge amounts of dirt cheap energy is needed but I cannot see that ionocrafts are part of this.
Solar panels are non recyclable and end up in landfills. They cover acres and acres of habitat and only produce electricity when the sun is shining so you also need expensive batteries which also end up as e-waste.go nuclear
>>16381128>Solar panels are non recyclableGot a source for that?Also, these can last 40 years with minimal decrease in efficiency, so I see no need for drama.
>>16381128>Solar panels are non recyclableold news. you can recycle them.>They cover acres and acres of habitatso do the sºy fields that feed china.>only produce electricity when the sun is shining so you also need expensive batteriesthankfully we'll have hypercapacitors.>go nuclearsure.
>>16364210>usYou aint getting shit, you retarded goy, now get back to your amazon wagie cage before your salary gets cut.
>>16378201When you're looking to solve a very specific problem it can be useful to look at it during a google search.
>>16380701anon, what the FUCK are you talking about? Ionocraft aren't limited by electrothermal instabilities, they're limited by the properties of air. You can't change the breakdown field strength of air>it's a more stable form of energy storage than batteriesAnon, I don't think you understand nuclear fusion or ionocrafts. Ionocraft aren't more efficient than propellers.
>>16364210Notice how they never draw the barbed wire fences and rinky dink constructions or the rusting 1960s crane that's been sitting on some farmers yard for 40 years. Denial by ommission, these futurology illustrations exclude the ugliness of rural life because it's made by retards who have never seen it.
>>16369543I'll bet there's no fish swimming in that water
>>16384152>Ionocraft aren't more efficient than propellers.yes, they are. around 50x more efficient.>You can't change the breakdown field strength of airdon't have to. just apply moar voltage.
>>16380148yeah no shit, i think solar power is cool but in the cool 1960's semiconductor way not the gay hippie way
>>16380701ionocrafts are somewhat pointless, I went through a phase where I really wanted to propel stuff without moving parts and eventually I figured out that spinny blades are the best way to move air/water and probably will be for a long time
>Thinking anything beyond nuclear will solve any energy issueSolarpunkfags are so fucking retarded it's unreal.
>>16384214most modelling indicates that using nuclear alongside renewables is cheaper than using either alone, the one nuclear plant under construction in the U.S has a thermal storage system built into it specifically so it can be used with weather dependant stuff more effectively
>>16380804>making shit looking infrastructure even shittier by covering it all in trees and bushes making your megacity look like Pripyat >thinking that putting bushes and trees and shit everywhere would have any impact whatsoever on CO2 emissions when most photosynthesis happens from Algae >Thinking solar panels are A). cheap and efficient. B). clean in terms of manufacturing. And C). long term solutions economically and environmentally when you have to replace all of them every ten fucking yearsZiggurat art deco styled nuclear reactors or nothing. Simple as.
>>16384221It would be better in space. O'Neill cylinders twice the surface area of earth with just one jungle biome. A few imitation Aztec ruins hidden in there as Easter eggs. Garden of Eden in space
>>16384197>yes, they are. around 50x more efficient.compared to jet engines. Compared to helicopters it's maybe 2x better. Once you take into account losses in the electricity generation and power conversion electronics, it ain't better. Oh and the thrust density is so SHIT, that it's not even worth investigating. NASA's NIAC recently funded work investigating trying to increase the thrust density and guess fucking what? It's not longer efficient and thrust density is still fucking anemic.>don't have to. just apply moar voltage.then you get an arc and the thruster shorts out.
>>16384237>thrust density is so SHITwell, that is true. for now.
>>16384214nuclear is fine (if you ignore safety risks). but it's baseline for the grid. you can't manage fluctuations throughout the day.
>>16367465supercapacitors times 1000?
>>16372600I lived in Paris until 2 years ago and still go back there every week.How do you naive lefties intend to keep all that glass shit from getting broken and graffiti'd by the New Europeans?
>>16377022Gas all redditors now.
Solarpunk will never happenThe powers that be hate beauty
>>16384848Yes
>>16364210That shit is retarded.To build any kind of paradise on Earth first is necessary to eradicate all kinds of parasites, including globohomo bankers and all the leftist trash that do nothing but commit vandalism while getting paid by the government without contributing anything of value to society. There is no other way.
>>16385042>Solarpunk>BeautyJamie, you know what to do.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye0ng6jdifk
>>16374798Imagine it with you mind bro, capacitor? 10. Super capacitor? 10^2. Hyper capacitor? 10^2^2.Imagine
>>16364210Keep dreamingOur leaders are bunch of power drunk pedos and our police/military are bunch amoral fucking cuntsIt’s dystopia for most, utopia for the few
>>16384185The picture is from a northern part of Norway, where the water is crystal clear. There is plenty of fish around. perhaps you confused this with Spanish waters.
