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History of Wind Power in the United States
Humans have been using wind to their advantage ever since they put sails on ships.…
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Climate Change
Climate Change Part 5: Greenhouse Understood 1884
Svante August Arrhenius, born 1859 was one of the greatest scientific minds of his era.…
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James Blythe’s Wind Power Generator
Blythe means a cheerful, carefree spirit, and that describes Professor James Blythe to a ‘T’.…
Battery Experiments
Science Class: Perpetual Motion in Energy
Energy is such a huge topic we scarcely know where to start today. We believe…
Battery Technical
Fair Chance for Batteries Coming in 2020
On Thursday February 15 2018, the Federal Energy Regulation Commission admitted batteries to the open…
Climate Change
Climate Change Part 4: The Motorwagen 1873
Karl Benz did not realize the damage his motor car invention would cause. Any more…
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Pitch Control Alignment, Wind and Batteries
In an ideal world, we would capture the right amount of energy from the wind.…
Climate Change
Climate Change Part 3: Role of Water Vapor 1851
Scientists generally accepted Joseph Fourier’s 1824 assertion that “earth’s atmosphere functioned as an insulator” creating…
Battery Basics
Supercapacitors and Batteries Head to Head
The race between supercapacitors and batteries to win the energy stakes is heating up. Supercapacitors…
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Supercapacitors Disrupting with New Polymer
Supercapacitors are coming along quite nicely compared to batteries. Supercapacitors are finding new materials for…