Natural gas gets the job done

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The modified Geo Prizm is touted as the first truly practical Advanced Natural Gas Vehicle. The car runs purely on natural gas and can travel up to 300 miles without refueling on an amount of natural gas equivalent to 9.3 gallons of gasoline. It accelerates from zero to 60 miles-per-hour within 12.5 seconds.

Fuel and fuel systems, Gas powered vehicles, Gas as fuel, Gaseous fuels, Automobiles, Natural gas, Geo Prizm (Automobile)

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Sea power

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The Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) process directly extracts heat energy from surface waters. Generation of electricity through OTEC involves the exploitation of temperature differences between sun-heated surfaces and deep waters. The byproduct desalinated water are potable.

Ocean thermal power plants, Thermal energy conversion

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What really downed the Hindenburg; retired NASA engineer Addison Bain claims he has found the fatal flaw that led to the start of the blaze. And it wasn't the hydrogen

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Retired NASA engineer Addison Baines believes that the Hindenburg airship's explosion was caused by the combustibility of its fabric in a charged atmosphere. This contradicts the former belief that the use of hydrogen as the airship's lifting gas was the culprit in the mishap.

Research, Accidents, Airships, Aircraft accidents, Aerospace engineers, Bains, Addison

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