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JoeMoma,And you have every right to be wrong. I'm done here.
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The only good energy is Fossil Fuel and Nuclear. All others fail to measure up.
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JoeMoma,And you have every right to be wrong. I'm done here.
You are correct. I went back to my office and rechecked my numbers and low and behold they didn’t add up. At a depth below 200-300 feet the return on the investment nears zero.
I got so frustrated that I just turned my computer off and went home. Having said this, I will look at the potential in that 200-300-foot range.
BTW, I am just trying to find a renewable energy source that can replace oil and still I’m trying.
The only good energy is Fossil Fuel and Nuclear. All others fail to measure up.
Countries With The Largest Proven Oil Reserves
Rank Country Reserves (millions of barrels), 2017 US EIA
1 Venezuela 300,878
2 Saudi Arabia 266,455
3 Canada 169,709
4 Iran 158,400
5 Iraq 142,503
6 Kuwait 101,500
7 United Arab Emirates 97,800
8 Russia 80,000
9 Libya 48,363
10 United States 39,230
11 Nigeria 37,062
12 Kazakhstan 30,000
13 China 25,620
14 Qatar 25,244
15 Brazil 12,999
16 Algeria 12,200
17 Angola 8,273
18 Ecuador 8,273
19 Mexico 7,640
20 Azerbaijan 7,000
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Total 1,477,649 million barrels
The World’s Largest Oil Reserves By Country
This is a list of countries by oil consumption.[1][2]The total worldwide oil consumption was 93 million barrels per day (bbl/day) on average in 2015 according to the International Energy Agency(IEA).[3]
List of countries by oil consumption - Wikipedia
Total reserves 1,477,649 divided by annual world consumption = 43.53 years left
In 43 years it will be all gone at the current rate of consumption.
Nuclear is and will be one of our greatest power source. -
I hope we take that stuff out of all our atomic bombs and use the fuel for peaceful uses; but even that is finite just like oil. Renewables is our final solution. China knows this and they are decades ahead of us on that score.
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At a depth below 200-300 feet the return on the investment nears zero.
The volume of air is halved at 33 feet of depth. Down another 33 feet and the volume is halved again & on and on. Still I need to run the numbers.Why the sudden improvement at that depth?
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According to Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), the worldwide total inventory of nuclear weapons as of 2019 stood at 13,865, of which 3,750 were deployed with operational forces.[13] In early 2019, more than 90% of the world's 13,865 nuclear weapons were owned by Russia and the United States.[14][15]How much uranium (and thorium) is available?
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You are just guessing or put it another way, you have no clue.At a depth below 200-300 feet the return on the investment nears zero.
The volume of air is halved at 33 feet of depth. Down another 33 feet and the volume is halved again & on and on. Still I need to run the numbers.Why the sudden improvement at that depth?
According to Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), the worldwide total inventory of nuclear weapons as of 2019 stood at 13,865, of which 3,750 were deployed with operational forces.[13] In early 2019, more than 90% of the world's 13,865 nuclear weapons were owned by Russia and the United States.[14][15]How much uranium (and thorium) is available?
Joe, my new search for an ultimate energy source is the Mid Atlantic Ridge. The energy there will sustain us for as long as we live on this planet.The volume of the air is inversely proportional to the pressure.
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Flip that over and this is what you get-Yes, as the volume decreases, your energy loss increases.
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Flip that over and this is what you get-Yes, as the volume decreases, your energy loss increases.
As the volume increases the energy gain increases; just not enough depth and time to make it useful.
That was my mistake & I admit it.
Finally ... someone figured out perpetual motion.
I need to know if the image is readable-?
Readable enough to know what you're talking about is what was once referred to as 'perpetual motion', the idea that a machine, once set in motion, could keep moving indefinitely.
Unfortunately, Newtonian Physics prohibits perpetual motion. External forces, friction, gravity, thermodynamics, all conspire to stall your machine in pretty quick order.[/QUOTE
As well as sea water corrosion, Barnacles, debris etc
When you go out into your back yard to cut down the last remaining tree just to warm your family for the last time, you will remember this dayPumping air gets less inefficient the deeper the water? LOL!
That's funny.
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When you go out into your back yard to cut down the last remaining tree just to warm your family for the last time, you will remember this dayPumping air gets less inefficient the deeper the water? LOL!
That's funny.
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All I am asking the two of you is "were you able to open the image-?"
Just asking
A “normal” response to my previous post would be to answer the question.What do your fake numbers have to do with anything?
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A “normal” response to my previous post would be to answer the question.What do your fake numbers have to do with anything?
But no, always a trumper; spinning off to no one knows where.
Great!!! Let’s talk numbers.
