/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16091462
there only was the one language taught to us by the anunaki, but after the oceans drank Atlantis it developed into different brances in geographically separate regions as described in the story of the tower of babylon. (which is actually about the great aryan-atlantean war and the grey intervention)

Is it really possible for a solar flare to destroy all electronic technology?
If so, what is your plan to cope when this happens?

>>12713076
>>implying angles below 5 degrees have practical purpose.

>>11085310
>>11084996
Yeah fuck code monkeys amiright?

>>10706582
Depending on the design and use type, you should be able to get about 81% (double glazing) - 90% (single glazing) efficiency at max no matter what system is invented and used simply due to glazing reflectivity and diffusion. All losses, due to glazing, beyond initial harvest can be recouped in other ways using hybrid systems for use and storage. The main problem is that a hybrid system may not be needed, where the thermal system is located, thus causing some waste eventually.

>>10706771
That's really only because it isn't proliferated much and there isn't much of a demand for it. PV was expensive as hell when it first came out. It took forever for the prices to drop, but once it got popular, better & cheaper manufacturing processes were developed to lower prices even more.

>>10706836
I'm pretty sure he's not talking about steam during that section. It is a typical energy storage method used for refrigeration in RVs.

>>10707352
Lower their standard of living and tell them to stop using so much power. That's easy to solve really.