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Zero is coming...

We are still sitting on a pile of very valuable rocks.

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Mustapha Mond
19 Oct 2014, 12:39 AM
We are still sitting on a pile of very valuable rocks.

Peter
It would be interesting to see what the smarties come up with as an eventual replacement for iron/steel.
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herbie
19 Oct 2014, 04:05 PM
It would be interesting to see what the smarties come up with as an eventual replacement for iron/steel.
Maybe we can sell power, turn all our outback land into base load solar power plants, run some cables to Asia and live off never ending power generating income from a free source. Just a thought.
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they have sun in asia too!
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19 Oct 2014, 04:35 PM
Maybe we can sell power, turn all our outback land into base load solar power plants, run some cables to Asia and live off never ending power generating income from a free source. Just a thought.
The sun shines in asia too!
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Mike
19 Oct 2014, 04:35 PM
Maybe we can sell power, turn all our outback land into base load solar power plants, run some cables to Asia and live off never ending power generating income from a free source. Just a thought.
Iceland tried that, their power is basically free.


The tech is not there to transmit power that far, short of making vast amounts of hydrogen.

And shipping it in, Iceland can make all the hydrogen the world could ever need, but they use petrol just like us.

Things are not as they seem.

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Mustapha Mond
19 Oct 2014, 10:03 PM
Iceland tried that, their power is basically free.
You live in some sort of parallel world don't you?

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The tech is not there to transmit power that far, short of making vast amounts of hydrogen.
Complete rubbish, at least finish high school before making such insanely wrong statements...

Nelson River DC Transmission System

Construction started 1966

HVDC overhead transmission line

Bipole 1 length 895 km

Bipole 2 length 937 km

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nelson_River_DC_Transmission_System

Distance from Darwin to Dili, 733 km.

Odd, we've actually had the tech to transmit electricity significant distances for more than 40 years, but apparently, according to you, it doesn't exist yet.

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And shipping it in, Iceland can make all the hydrogen the world could ever need, but they use petrol just like us.
More rubbish. They use petrol, because car manufacturers are being really slow in mass producing hydrogen cell vehicles, mostly because petrol actually damages engines and manufacturers make more money from parts than they do the original vehicle.

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Yes, you. Trying to appear as if you know anything.

they have sun in asia too!
19 Oct 2014, 07:17 PM
The sun shines in asia too!
Except most of Asia doesn't have a dirty great big, mostly flat desert in the middle of it. Lots of space, not a lot of people, nearly no farming.
Edited by Kulganis, 19 Oct 2014, 10:45 PM.
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Kulganis
19 Oct 2014, 10:37 PM
You live in some sort of parallel world don't you?


Complete rubbish, at least finish high school before making such insanely wrong statements...

Nelson River DC Transmission System

Construction started 1966

HVDC overhead transmission line

Bipole 1 length 895 km

Bipole 2 length 937 km

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nelson_River_DC_Transmission_System

Distance from Darwin to Dili, 733 km.

Odd, we've actually had the tech to transmit electricity significant distances for more than 40 years, but apparently, according to you, it doesn't exist yet.


More rubbish. They use petrol, because car manufacturers are being really slow in mass producing hydrogen cell vehicles, mostly because petrol actually damages engines and manufacturers make more money from parts than they do the original vehicle.


Yes, you. Trying to appear as if you know anything.


Except most of Asia doesn't have a dirty great big, mostly flat desert in the middle of it. Lots of space, not a lot of people, nearly no farming.
Been to Iceland have you Klulessganis??

Peter

I have.

http://www.distancefromto.net/distance-from/UK/to/Iceland

Where do you pull this shit from Kluelessganis??

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Mustapha Mond
19 Oct 2014, 11:32 PM
Been to Iceland have you Klulessganis??

Peter

I have.
How does being somewhere change anything?

You said...

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The tech is not there to transmit power that far, short of making vast amounts of hydrogen.
I showed you one, out of hundreds of facilities that transmit their electricity distances far greater than the distance between Australia and Asia.

I suppose it could be because you're illiterate, and trying very hard to cover it up.
Edited by Kulganis, 19 Oct 2014, 11:38 PM.
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Kulganis
19 Oct 2014, 11:35 PM
How does being somewhere change anything?

You said...


I showed you one, out of hundreds of facilities that transmit their electricity distances far greater than the distance between Australia and Asia.

I suppose it could be because you're illiterate, and trying very hard to cover it up.
http://www.distancefromto.net/distance-from/UK/to/Iceland

Why would you propose a power line distance that would finish in the middle of the ocean??

You must be perversely mentally retarded.
Mustapha Mond
19 Oct 2014, 11:42 PM
http://www.distancefromto.net/distance-from/UK/to/Iceland

Why would you propose a power line distance that would finish in the middle of the ocean??

You must be perversely mentally retarded.
oh i see you join the 2 of your power lines together and that gets you there.

Peter

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Mustapha Mond
19 Oct 2014, 11:32 PM
http://www.distancefromto.net/distance-from/UK/to/Iceland

Where do you pull this shit from Kluelessganis??
Nice edit, but doesn't change anything about Mike's post. We're talking about putting cables down between Australia and Asia.

You're the one who brought up Iceland, they don't export electricity, they export fish and aluminium. Processing aluminium is a very electricity intensive activity.
Mustapha Mond
19 Oct 2014, 11:42 PM
http://www.distancefromto.net/distance-from/UK/to/Iceland

Why would you propose a power line distance that would finish in the middle of the ocean??

You must be perversely mentally retarded.

oh i see you join the 2 of your power lines together and that gets you there.

Peter
Wow, I'm not, you're the one stuck on Iceland, if I remember my high school geography, Iceland is nowhere near Asia.

Also your link provides the distance between the center of Iceland and the center of the UK, if there was transmission stations at Höfn, Iceland and Durness, Scotland, the distance becomes 840 km, which is still much shorter than the longer bipole in Canada. And if it is really a problem, a boosting station could be built on Faroe Islands, which is about half way between.
And another one, blows your concerns out of the water...

Rio Madeira HVDC system

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Rio Madeira
The longest transmission link in the world - 2,375 kilometers.

The Rio Madeira HVDC system is a 7,100 MW ± 600 kV high-voltage direct current transmission system in Brazil being built to export electricity from new hydro power plants on the Madeira River in the Amazon Basin to major load centers in southeastern Brazil – a distance of 2,375 km, making it the longest transmission link in the world when commissioned in 2013-2014.

http://new.abb.com/systems/hvdc/references/rio-madeira
2,375 km, could almost do an Iceland - UK round trip.
Edited by Kulganis, 20 Oct 2014, 12:09 AM.
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