Archive for December, 2007
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Saturday, December 15th, 2007Global warming is set to make another victim. Lately, the polar bear number has decreased from a population of 1600-2200 to about 965. The seals are bear’s favorite meal. The bears hunt them when the seals come to take a breath to the surface. The bears need to hunt when the ice is thick enough to endure their weight. As a [...]
New Species of Dinosaur Bigger Than T-REX
Friday, December 14th, 2007New discovery in the world of dinosaur. Ten years ago, Dr Paul Sereno discovered bones and teeth of an unknown dino, in a site in Niger. He passed the fossils to a postgraduate student of Bristol University, Steve Brusatte. The dinosaur was named Carcharodontosaurus. He was 46 feet tall and weight 7 tons, bigger than his cousin T-Rex, he [...]
Loans and Rebates for the People of San Francisco
Friday, December 14th, 2007Another step forward for the usage of solar energy has been made by the city of San Francisco. Mayor Gavin Newsom says that they are working on a project regarding to help the people from the Bay Area, where is the perfect climate for solar, get loans and rebates up to $10,000 for businesses and $3,000 to $5,000 for residents. Their [...]
Magenn Develops New Type of Wind Turbines
Thursday, December 13th, 2007A new simple solution to produce energy has been developed by Magenn: it’s called MARS. Magenn’s Power Turbine MARS has all advantages over current existing wind turbines. It’s cheaper, it has better performances and it’s environmental friendly. Magenn Air Rotor System is lighter than air because it’s filled with helium. The turbine produces his energy at 1,000 feet. At 1,000 the [...]
Florida to be Powered by Underwater Turbines
Thursday, December 13th, 2007After solar, wind and geothermal powers made a lot of fuss, the time came for oceans. Environmentalists and Scientists found another way of producing environmental-friendly energy, by placing turbines in the oceans. The Center of Excellence in Ocean Energy technology from Florida Atlantic University are planning to place 20 kilowatt 100 foot diameter turbines anchored [...]
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