Electric flight is coming

Mark wrote:
On Sep 18, 1:29Â*pm, wrote:
Mark wrote:
Electric planes will fly circles around gasoline planes in
the near future.

"In the drive to devise more efficient and durable batteries, one
promising option uses carbon nanotubes, which not only can store far
more electricity by weight than lithium ion batteries but also retain
their charge for a much longer time."

https://www.scientificamerican.com/a...-talk-charging...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8Pb_psj1A8
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Mark

This "news" is over 6 years old and no progress on a commercial product.

Query: Then why is it dated April 2010??

Because you are to stupid to back track the story to find that the original
announcement was made in 2005.



Yet another technology that will go main stream any day now like fusion.

ITYM Cold fusion, which is theoretical. Carbon technology is real.

Any controlled fusion.

Cold fusion isn't theoretical, it is fantasy.



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Jim Pennino

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On Sep 18, 2:19*pm, wrote:
Mark wrote:
This "news" is over 6 years old and no progress on a commercial product.

Mark wrote:
On Sep 18, 2:19Â*pm, wrote:
Mark wrote:
This "news" is over 6 years old and no progress on a commercial product.

Query: Â*Then why is it dated April 2010??

Because you are to stupid to back track the story to find that the original
announcement was made in 2005.

1. It was re-released because it's in play

No it wasn't, it was published in response to an e-mail question and rehases
previously published stuff.

Them most recent article on the subject from your cited source is 2006 and
it references stuff from 2005.



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Jim Pennino

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On Sep 18, 2:19*pm, wrote:

Because you are to stupid to back track the story to find that the original
announcement was made in 2005.

The word "to" indicates direction, indicates position, or
forms an infinitive. The word "two" sounds just like it.
It represents the numerical value between one and
three.

I think the word you were grasping for is "too". It can
mean, "as well", "more than is desired", or "extremely".
It sounds just like the former two words. Hope this
helps. Best of luck to you and your partner, Butt-head.

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Mark

Mark wrote:
On Sep 18, 2:19Â*pm, wrote:

Because you are to stupid to back track the story to find that the original
announcement was made in 2005.

The word "to" indicates direction, indicates position, or
forms an infinitive. The word "two" sounds just like it.
It represents the numerical value between one and
three.

That's the best response you can come up with, going on at length over
a typo?

At least I don't critize your atrocious writing until you've done the same
thing at least three times.


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Jim Pennino

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That is really a great news. If electric flight come then there is no need of fuel in the flight. We can save the fuel and we no need to cost high for pure fuel for flight. With electric flight we have to just charge the battery.