2018-11-28 at 3:53 PM UTC
It's a joke about a guy named Eight having sex with a little girl named Billion People
just kidding
There are so many people on Earth, but I bet if you clumped all of us together we'd take up like 1‰ of the slace. India is trying to do thst themselves right but technically with math I bet I'm close to correct.
Poor eartth
For real I say, adopt ALLL Africans into the other 6 continents (yes send a few to Antarctica), and then make the entire African continent into a huge garden full of windmills and sustain everyone forever? Question mark?
2018-11-28 at 4:16 PM UTC
We should just put the Sahara full of solar panels imho. I don't want all the niggers spread over the continents. They can go work for the companies that will build the solar panels and maintain them and guard them. Win-win situation. Get the niggers jobs instead of foreign aid and do something to create sustainable energy.
Personally, i am a proponent of fusion reactors and i hope that they soon get to the point where they output more power than they consume. That will basically solve all of our energy problems.
2018-11-28 at 4:18 PM UTC
Why aren't they producing more power than they consume?
2018-11-28 at 4:29 PM UTC
Originally posted by mmQ
Why aren't they producing more power than they consume?
Because when it comes to nuclear fusion you need to get the stuff you are fusing to extremely high temperatures and/or pressure. You basically have a plasma swirling around that's super hot, contained by powerful magnetic fields. It takes a lot of power to heat the stuff up, run the magnetic field and cool all of the other components of the reactor. Not only that, the fusion process is rather unstable in a way so getting your plasma to the right temperature and such is all fine and dandy but keeping a consistent reaction going is hard with our current technology.
As we speak they're building a large prototype reactor in France, it's a multi-national endeavor and the expectations are that this reactor will break even in terms of input/output. Furthermore, being as this is a prototype for future designs it will allow scientists to learn how to create more efficient and better reactors. Hopefully to the point where we have a reactor design with a good energy yield.
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2018-11-28 at 4:33 PM UTC
Free energy. I wonder how that would change the world.
2018-11-28 at 4:41 PM UTC
tee hee hee
Naturally Camouflaged
[slangily complete this slumberer]
^How's your face? Is it back to being beautiful and free of bruises?
2018-11-28 at 4:42 PM UTC
Originally posted by mmQ
So when is this realistically gonna heppen?
In our lifetime. The facility is for 50% built. And while that is going on there are a couple of companies and startups that are researching and building prototype reactors that implement different and novel ways of attempting fusion. It's within the realm of possibilities one of these companies will come up with a design that requires less power input to get a stable fusion reaction going. There's a lot of cool stuff going on in the field.
Here's the website for the reactor in France if you're interested.
https://www.iter.org/
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2018-11-28 at 6:07 PM UTC
But in our lifetime?
Fucking Christ was supposed come back like twenty times at least, lately. I need answers.
