Practical route to room temperature superconductors

Here is a pdf of a paper “Route to Room-Temperature Superconductivity from a Practical Point of View” by A. Mourachkine of the University of Cambridge This chapter presents analysis of experimental data which allow one to draw a conclusion about components and the structure of a potential room-temperature superconductor. The two essential components of a …

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Ontario coal or nuclear part II

Wesupportlee.blogspot.com has follow up details on the local politics in Ontario to stop coal energy usage and replace it with natural gas or nuclear I had an article about Ontario’s attempts and plans to phase out coal or clean it up a lot Brian WangBrian Wang is a Futurist Thought Leader and a popular Science …

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Being Rich and the Wealthy

The wealth of the world’s richest people is likely to have increased 11% to $37 trillion (€27 trillion) last year on the back of a sharp rise in asset values, according to calculations by Financial News. Financial News has calculated that the steep climb in asset values last year will have produced an increase of …

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China’s cleaner energy tech

Over half of the 630 GW of power China will be adding by 2020 is planned to not be coal.china will go from generating 600 GW in 2006 and planning 1230 GW by 2020 155GW of hydro power to be added from 2007-2020.Gas fired power plants to have risen to 85 GW, or 6.9 per …

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US moves for cleaner energy and transportation

Tax incentives for renewables are not dead A forbes article believes a $15 billion tax package will make its way into law to go along side the 10mpg icrease in car fuel standards by 2020. A boost in production of biofuels to 36 billion gallons annually in 2022 from the current production level of 6.3 …

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Fuel efficient planes

Pratt & Whitney has a more efficient jet engine under development that would be 50% quieter and 50% less polluting and use nearly 15% less fuel, in part because the engine would be made of lighter materials than today’s engines. Maintenance costs also would be 40% lower because of a simplified design using about 30% …

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Speeding up computational chemistry

Computational chemistry which is needed for theoretical molecular nanotechnology research will be greatly boosted with new hardware coming out this year and in following years. By the end of the year a double precision Nvidia Telsa could boost speeds of computational chemistry applications by 300 times. The speeds could increase by 3 times or more …

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