Fusion and helium 3 are the future, sadly China will be the one that monopolises it since everyone else just doesnt care about the moon, wich is where most of that stuff is.
Those micro generators(the ones powered by viruses) has gotten pretty far. They already making athletic shirts and pants with that technology to power your phone, expensive though.
@grindupBaker Do you have any idea how in the world that's going to work? Sounds interesting, but not very efficient... Be very wary of business people taking advantage of young people who honestly do care about our environment ok 👍🏻
Great idea (here in April, 2020)!!! How about an entire, ongoing series profiling the solutions to climate change and the energy transition? If that sounds good, stay tuned ;)
I personally think that fusion will replace all of these due to the fact that only a few reactors could provide more than enough power for the entire planet. It’s also a good idea for long term space travel because it can run on hydrogen the most common element in the universe. Then again it may never happen since it’s so efficient that electricity prices would drop drastically the only real reason to pay an electrical bill after this is to justify the cost of building
***** You should be thankful that you ARE alive. Not only that but healthy, not in extreme poverty, educated and human. You could have been a mosquito 1.9 billion years ago and lived for 2 days. Think about it. Don't think about what you could have, think about what you have and enjoy it.
Raphael Pistor I realize that. But to have been born human, and healthy, but just outside a human lifetime from what is looking to be a pretty incredible world. "So close and yet so far". Know what I mean?
I get what you mean but if you compare our world to that of only 20 years ago, it's the amount of change is insane (mainly due to the internet). Imagine another 20 years. The changes that will happen in the next 20, 30, 50 years are going to be insane. We won't even recognize this world that we live in.
I know I'm late, but in reality the problem is perspective. We have the most advanced piece of technology imaginable sitting in our sky, it's literally a prerequisite for all of these technologies, but instead of trying to learn more about it we waste our energy building bombs and starting super projects that dont finish. The US spent billions on unfinished nuclear reactors, and the ones in operation still arent being updated despite old technology being the only reason Fukishima was possible. If it werent for people protesting the plants in Japan, Fukishima wouldve been upgraded with a gravity well to prevent meltdowns without requiring a power source. American nuclear infrastructure is deteriorating too, nothing is new and scientists are scarce.
I hope this will be viewed as constructive criticism, as on the whole, I quite enjoyed the video: a) the item marked "8. Tidal power" does not discuss tidal power, but rather focuses on wave power. These are two very different energy sources, with two very different futures. b) "7. Hydrogen" is not an energy source, but rather a means of transporting energy. Hydrogen still needs to be manufacutred somewhere, either by use of extreme heat, or by consumption of electricity. Perhaps this item could be replaced by one on Thorium reactors.
everyone should have a fitness bicycle at home connected to some home local battery and/or to the grid. So people would be motivated to do exercises and get rewarded directly by saving money and indirectly by saving the planet.
The problem with that is just that the power output of your fitness bicycle is very low, meaning unless you are a topnotch athlete you won't be able to even power a hair drier and even if: Can you do that for 1 full hour? But nonetheless, as an engineering student, I love your idea!
The solar power plant in California that is mentioned at about the 7:26 mark is one of the most expensive energy power plants, that if it was not prompted up by the government, would have been shut down by now or never would have been built. It is the perfect example of how we can build something as a proof of concept, and then we should learn that it was a bad idea and never do it again. It cost about 10,000 times more to buy electricity from that power plant than it does from more traditional solar power plants. It is also important to state that solar is still the most expensive way to generate electricity. Also, growing by 500% or f times is saying that solar went from .26% of the U.S. energy production to 1.3% of the U.S. energy production, which is not a bad thing, I just think that we should be honest with the solar growth. I cold discuss many other points in this video, however, it is best to say that there are many cool ideas out there, however, the technologies are not ready for massive implementation.
Greg..: Technologies are now more ready them ever only, as 100 years ago with Tesla, greed is even stronger and now involves world economies. th-cam.com/video/fEx1UZ0uaIo/w-d-xo.html . TESLAAAAAAAAAA
+Blagoj Tasev know a company in the states that did this they had to heat the Algiers to specific temperature and the fuel cost to heat it was just barely less than the amount of fuel used lol
Algae may sound good in theory, but the efficiency of algae collecting sunlight and converting into fuel is only a fractional percentage. This means that the cost of getting a biofuel from algae is about $85 per gallon according to recent estimates. This means it is not practical in the long run.
Millennial Logic - "We can't deal with reality, so we're going to just close our eyes and pretend that 77,000 Tons of Nuclear Waste doesn't actually exist on Planet Earth!"
more than likely,simply ignored it.It’s alright,if we don’t build them,China,and/or India will.They’re both spending big money to develop,thorium based,liquid fluoride reactors..A long shot,he didn’t mention.is the so-called”vacuum energy,or zero point energy”.It’s real,and plentiful,but we have no way to use it
One Product that can generate electricity if you walk on it is called the Pavagen tile, if we could put this on roads, it could generate a lot of electricity if cars go over it.
Well, on nuclear evergy, you didn't mention Thorium Liquid Salt reactors which can put out ~95% evergy as direct electricity, also use up nuclear waste (though not as efficiently as as what you already covered) as the reaction process recycles the uranium/plutonium used to start the reaction, and if it gets out of hand there's an emergency draining system that moves the liquid to a cooling chamber solidifying the solution effectively ending the reaction automatically. Then to get it going again you reheat the solution and pump it back into the reactor and you're golden. Not to mention the "waste" can be used for a very wide variety of medical and industrial applications. Oh and the amount of Thorium used is miniscule yet generates enormous output. AND Thorium is a waste product of mining (especially in the US) so from decades of this we have a giant resource pool to pull from.
Gavin Alward cant they use the "waste" for medical cancer treatments and 238 is needed very badly by nasa for there space batteries right. meaning if its in space in a sat its not on earth.
John Garvey Yes! In fact I just saw a commercial today for "proton therapy", I think it's what they called it. I can't think of the specific isotope used for the type of treatment right now though. It'd be interesting to find out what they're using and where they get it. I don't know much about NASA's "space batteries" but I can imagine it'd be useful somewhere. Also, as far as space goes, if a small scale LFTR was developed it would be near perfect for space travel and powering tech off world; say, a moon base. And although solar is getting more and more efficient all the time, for any deep space travel you'll need something a bit more sustainable using very limited resources.
Gavin Alward This technology will have to be produced privately because of the vested interests of big business and lobby groups behind our political "leaders ". China has purchased the GE technology from Oak Ridges and is pushing ahead to secure the IP's {international patents}. We may have to produce thorium reactors for a needy country to help wake up the West. At least thorium is plentiful (cheap), and the reactors can be located anywhere , not needing cooling water. Perhaps small encapsulated reactors could be used for transportation .
Both China and India have working Thorium reactors. They will be the next wave of safe nuclear power until the problems with fusion reactors are solved.
rchann Notice how he never mentioned LFTR, and only mentions junk monkey science. He came kind of close with the fast breeder which are still solid fuel, and have a terrible meltdown track record. I believe every fast breeder that has been tried has either melted down, or was shut down before it did. It just proves humanity is still very much a master slave civilization. Until that is broken, humanity stands no chance at real progress. Energy advances are the biggest threat to the BEAST, 'if you will'. A liquid 'metallic salt' fuel type nuclear reactor is the only correct next move for humanities energy needs!!!!!! For earth that technology has already been discovered but rejected in 1973 due to its disruptive nature to the status quo. Its called LFTR. "It is your only hope" as Princess Leia would say. Sadly, I don't hold out too much hope that humanity will come to this conclusion in time! The biggest problem humanity faces is it's fear to obtain freedom at whatever cost necessary. Just look how fast Islam is spreading. By the way Islam means submit. Terror steals freedom. But freedom destroys terror of any kind. "Freedom is like the Lion. Let it loose. It will defend itself." LFTR will pull you monkeys away from fossil fuel. Helium 3 fusion will pull you away from LFTR. Anti Matter will come after that? You will not be able to skip LFTR. LFTR will bring you the carbon age, Graphene, and many other fantastic technologies to the mainstream. Like the 'space elevator' for example. You will not be able to mine the moon for Helium 3 without being a LFTR civilization. With LFTR all your transportation will run on cheap to make Hydrogen. LFTR will desalinate ocean water very cheap, then Graphene will come on line for dirt cheap desalination filtration. So on, and so forth. Many many other fantastic life changing technologies will be born out of a LFTR civilization. LFTR is a major threat to the masters over humanity. The BEAST is the only thing between LFTR and you!!!!!!! KILL THE BEAST!!! Just like darkness is destroyed by light. The BEAST is destroyed by the TRUTH!!! plus.google.com/115372275668075364660/posts Perhaps BEAST should be plural. I don't believe there's just one.
You missed thorium based nuclear technology which was first proposed by the inventor of the current light water reactors. It does not depend on uranium fuel, high pressure or produce massive quanities of radioactive waste or weapons grade products. It uses inherently walk away safe liquid salt, high temperature low pressure design.
Happy to see so many people discussing Thorium and next generation reactors. Especially molten salt reactors. This is very viable technology that needs rapid development. This could be an interim option until other power sources are properly developed. Not something the oil, coal and gas frackers want you to know about.
We all want clean safe and Powerful Energy. But the powers at be don't. They want to stay on Big Oil until its all gone, because they are heavily invested . Anything that threatens their plan will be blocked ,hidden , ridiculed and Erased ..
***** Yep for good or bad the military industreal complex has their hands on nearly every part of modern life. Depleted uranium projectiles ,plutonium fusion warheads. Also If development goes down certain paths secrets will reveal truths that will make the petrol economy obsolete ...
Using pressure to make electricity is called Piezoelectricity and it'd been used for a LONG time. Piezoelectric Plates are cheap , and used in pressure sensor ... It's crystal power ! "Piezoelectricity is the electric charge that accumulates in certain solid materials (such as crystals, certain ceramics, and biological matter such as bone, DNA and various proteins) in response to applied mechanical stress. The word piezoelectricity means electricity resulting from pressure and latent heat."
Renee Fourman Notice how he never mentioned LFTR, and only mentions junk monkey science. He came kind of close with the fast breeder which are still solid fuel, and have a terrible meltdown track record. I believe every fast breeder that has been tried has either melted down, or was shut down before it did. It just proves humanity is still very much a master slave civilization. Until that is broken, humanity stands no chance at real progress. Energy advances are the biggest threat to the BEAST, 'if you will'. A liquid 'metallic salt' fuel type nuclear reactor is the only correct next move for humanities energy needs!!!!!! For earth that technology has already been discovered but rejected in 1973 due to its disruptive nature to the status quo. Its called LFTR. "It is your only hope" as Princess Leia would say. Sadly, I don't hold out too much hope that humanity will come to this conclusion in time! The biggest problem humanity faces is it's fear to obtain freedom at whatever cost necessary. Just look how fast Islam is spreading. By the way Islam means submit. Terror steals freedom. But freedom destroys terror of any kind. "Freedom is like the Lion. Let it loose. It will defend itself." LFTR will pull you monkeys away from fossil fuel. Helium 3 fusion will pull you away from LFTR. Anti Matter will come after that? You will not be able to skip LFTR. LFTR will bring you the carbon age, Graphene, and many other fantastic technologies to the mainstream. Like the 'space elevator' for example. You will not be able to mine the moon for Helium 3 without being a LFTR civilization. With LFTR all your transportation will run on cheap to make Hydrogen. LFTR will desalinate ocean water very cheap, then Graphene will come on line for dirt cheap desalination filtration. So on, and so forth. Many many other fantastic life changing technologies will be born out of a LFTR civilization. LFTR is a major threat to the masters over humanity. The BEAST is the only thing between LFTR and you!!!!!!! KILL THE BEAST!!! Just like darkness is destroyed by light. The BEAST is destroyed by the TRUTH!!! plus.google.com/115372275668075364660/posts Perhaps BEAST should be plural. I don't believe there's just one.
Another great video by TDC! Your absorbing voice combined with your almost perfectly explanative videos are so instructively brilliant!! Keep these great videos coming bud! :D
The Daily Conversation Your welcome bud! :) Yea, *NASA's* next *Mars scout mission* & the different teams competing to be selected for its next big Mars mission. Here's a link to one of the competing teams work : marsairplane.larc.nasa.gov
Small correction...Tidal Power (in the segment title, 2:00) is not the same thing as Wave Power (which is what you actually described in that segment).
Great Research! "An in-depth look at how the world will be powered in the coming years. These are ten most promising alternative energy sources of tomorrow. It’s a really exciting time to be alive. We have a front row seat to the only known transformation of a world powered by dirty fossil fuels, to a planet that gets its energy from renewable, clean sources. It’s happening just once, right now."
I was quite surprised with the floating wind turbine ! a very neat idea ! oh, you missed thorium fission reactors-molten thorium salt for the fuel which could very easily be up and running before Fusion...what's quite exciting is that all the developers going for fusion now have a new more powerful superconductor to play with, it makes the magnetic field that confines the hot plasma fuel much stronger and thus more able to sustain the reaction in a more compact configuration
+ron hous I came here to say that too. Thorium is so abundant, produces hardly any waste, and is safe. It wont explode and have a nuclear melt down. All new reactors should only use thorium.
+Leo Freihofer your f'n crazy...been flapping ur guns about this for decades... toxic, expensive, uninsurable, and where are they? solar/blows ur crap away.
+Dana Pearson solar is so inefficient. First of all, you need a huge amount of solar panels to produce a significant amount of energy. Meaning tens of square miles, even hundreds. Not only this, but if the sun isn't shining, whether it's cloudy, wintry, foggy, or nighttime, solar will get even more diluted, to the point that something else needs to fill its place. Solar is good on, say, a family scale. To power the world? No chance. A standard 1,000 megawatt nuclear power plant that takes up 1 square mile produces more power than 30 square miles of solar panels. And a thorium plant can be scaled up or down, to the tiny ten megawatt range, to the thousands of megawatts. It is not cheap, granted, but because it burns about 98% of the thorium into energy, it is ultra-efficient. On the other hand, solar, and only the really expensive panels, can harvest maybe 20% of incoming solar energy if you're lucky. Thorium is not toxic; its radiation is not high enough to be at all dangerous. It is not weaponizable - it does not have a critical mass as uranium does - and because thorium is often already liquidized, at least in the molten salt and thorium reactors, it cannot have a meltdown. Also, the only emission is water. And last I check, water is pretty non-toxic.
+ron hous Fission energy is really quite weak in comparison to fusion. No one wants to dump billions $ into fission energy when fusion will take it's place 20 years later.
i. kavi , I just added my opinion on why enumeration of alternative sources of energy is not a winning arguement. The adversary is the rich billionaires who own the Coal and Oil industries. They tell their workers that the global warming is a hoax and that their workers will be unemployed very soon if because of introduction of these alternative sources of energy. These workers who are largely losing their jobs should be hired and trained to build rechargeable batteries and PV cells so they can be assured that their livelihood is respected by the new industry. Stop preaching logics to these workers. They feel worthless if they are not working and who could reassure them practically? The new barons of the alternative sources of energy! Your audience should not be Me! It should be those whose jobs are being on the verge of being wiped out! Retraining of the Coal and Oil miners is money well spent on the road to a new and viable alternative to energy. Go for it!
I'd like to hear updates and/or new developments on the topics you covered a year or two years ago, such as this video about energy sources, the video about city megaprojects around the world, and so on.
You missed "Thorium" Reactors. We never needed to use Uranium, except that our military wanted to build bombs and you can't build bombs with Thorium. They needed the reactors to make enriched Uranium and Plutonium, to make even more powerful bombs.
1 how would we harness Hawking radiation without any device that we used to harness it get sucked in 2 the amount of money it would take to get all of the parts up there one and get them to you a black hole it's very time-consuming in money straining or at least as of right now 2019.
dragoola69x this plan isnt exactly a power source for our type less than one civilization, its more so a hypothetically way to power planets in the far future. They use the spinning of blackholes and light rays to do “super-radiant scattering” theres an “in a nutshell” video on it. This wont be in our lives for at least a century though.
You know, that's a racist idea. I doubt it will happen. Why not use prisoners worldwide to generate electricity like turning threadmills? Or, what about collecting flatulence gases (farts) from people and animals? In the future, there could be tanks with tubing that plug into your anal orifice ... these could be jewelry like status symbols that people could wear openly and proudly. Further, the gases could be burned to power personal gadgets of all kinds. Also, people would not have to avoid eating food like beans and pizzas or chicharones like they do today. Or, my favorite idea: Breed people down to about the size of Chiquaquas or monkies. I can see where one or two sardines could then feed `an entire family! Think small, humans are monstrously huge. No need for this. Just think , small wives. Mine is a 145# monster that waddles around making me miserable. She can eat a whole doughnut in two bites. In the future wives could be down sized to be gentler, less obnoxious and consume much less than they do today. Just think, a whole PTA meeting could be held in a trailer or motor home. Think small people.
The Daily Conversation I like some of your publications. Hopefully the independent news source will not follow main-stream propaganda on this issue. What about wider spectrum of view on Russia and Russian president Vladimir Putin ..to look from different perspective and do deeper research based on the variety of original sources. p.s. here is something different, full interview transcript of Q&A by Putin www.veteranstoday.com/2014/03/07/putins-full-one-hour-interview-transcript/ you will see something that we in the West don’t get to see very much.
You forgot hemp oil, and liquid thorium reactors. Also NONE of this will ever become main stream until the oil barons have made their last dime on the last drop of crude.
+Edmund Squid XOM already owns power generation plants. Where did you think they were doing ?? They are greedy but not stupid they do have an eye looking at the horizon.
Hemp oil is a biofuel, which he did mention and liquid thorium reactors are similar to spent nuclear fuel reactors that he also mentioned that he omitted it.
Molten salt reactors like mentioned in the video are mostly associated with the use of thorium (you can also use uranium, but thorium is more efficient and safer). And anti-matter energy won't be available in our lifetime, we don't even know how to get large amounts of anti-matter that we could use. I feel a little bit sad because of this because as soon as we are able to use anti-matter as an energy source, we should be able to make interstellar travel possible.
@@smittywerbenjaggermanjense672 Thousands of pseudo-scientists on these pages, I imagine that there could be a TESLAAA among them, well! for what? he who invented free and clean energy, was treated badly by physicists and greed, today it would be the same, there is a lot at steak...., economies and governments, greed, physicists and scientists and many more enemies for this to happen on a wide scale. Even on a small scale, if one comes up with something, he is immediately attacked by all the scraps already mentioned. TESLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
You cant get antimatter energy, the annihilation between matter and antimatter simply dissipates into other particles like neutrinos and quarks but mostly photons, the only energy the collision releases is light energy and thermal energy of which none are energy stores
I think you should have included energy that can be generated through Thorium. It very less radioactive with it half of only 8-9 minutes as compared to years in case of tradition fission reactors.
vipul soni Notice how he never mentioned LFTR, and only mentions junk monkey science. He came kind of close with the fast breeder which are still solid fuel, and have a terrible meltdown track record. I believe every fast breeder that has been tried has either melted down, or was shut down before it did. It just proves humanity is still very much a master slave civilization. Until that is broken, humanity stands no chance at real progress. Energy advances are the biggest threat to the BEAST, 'if you will'. A liquid 'metallic salt' fuel type nuclear reactor is the only correct next move for humanities energy needs!!!!!! For earth that technology has already been discovered but rejected in 1973 due to its disruptive nature to the status quo. Its called LFTR. "It is your only hope" as Princess Leia would say. Sadly, I don't hold out too much hope that humanity will come to this conclusion in time! The biggest problem humanity faces is it's fear to obtain freedom at whatever cost necessary. Just look how fast Islam is spreading. By the way Islam means submit. Terror steals freedom. But freedom destroys terror of any kind. "Freedom is like the Lion. Let it loose. It will defend itself." LFTR will pull you monkeys away from fossil fuel. Helium 3 fusion will pull you away from LFTR. Anti Matter will come after that? You will not be able to skip LFTR. LFTR will bring you the carbon age, Graphene, and many other fantastic technologies to the mainstream. Like the 'space elevator' for example. You will not be able to mine the moon for Helium 3 without being a LFTR civilization. With LFTR all your transportation will run on cheap to make Hydrogen. LFTR will desalinate ocean water very cheap, then Graphene will come on line for dirt cheap desalination filtration. So on, and so forth. Many many other fantastic life changing technologies will be born out of a LFTR civilization. LFTR is a major threat to the masters over humanity. The BEAST is the only thing between LFTR and you!!!!!!! KILL THE BEAST!!! Just like darkness is destroyed by light. The BEAST is destroyed by the TRUTH!!! plus.google.com/115372275668075364660/posts Perhaps BEAST should be plural. I don't believe there's just one.
@@4notron 'I believe every fast breeder that has been tried has either melted down, or was shut down before it did.' I don't think a fast breeder has ever 'melted down'. One near Detroit did partially melt a couple of fuel rods, but was repaired and put back into service. No radiation was released, and nobody was harmed. Russia has two large fast reactors providing power, and last month signed a contract to build some in China. India has a small demonstration one, and has a large power reactor almost ready for service. There are currently no reactors running on thorium, though a few did so in the sixties and seventies, and there has never been a power producing molten salt reactor.
Some of these ideas have some caveats too. How much it takes time/energy/natural resources to produce new energy in reality. Long time periods, adding up the whole supply chain cost.
I would argue that the ultimate source would be anti-matter, if we, one day, can tap into this, and find an effective way to either store it or use it as we produce it. If you wanna know more on the subject just research anti-matter. This is, by far, the biggest source of pure energy that our current physics know of. Here's a simple to understand text about the subject: www.thoughtco.com/matter-antimatter-power-on-star-trek-3072119
Stravo Lukos They are around 35% efficient and can be used for solar, nuclear and fossil fuels so they are very versatile. I put one on the side of my old inefficient gaming pc.
Christi Dea, Stirling engines run on heat. You would need to get your algae to produce heat, so is your plan to dry out the algae and burn it? Good luck with that.
We may be able to tap the trees of entire forests for electricity. The idea would be along the same lines as when copper and zinc are inserted into citrus fruits in order to tap a DC current from the citric acids. Were trees throughout an entire forest tapped in a similar fashion, a good deal of usable electricity could be produced without harming the trees. Need more be said?
+Kevin Thomas also this doesn't work. Trees aren't filled with citric acids. They have wood, sap, and water. None of them produce a current in the way you are describing. In combination, none of them produce a current in the way you are describing. Cool idea, but I'm sorry to say it doesn't work.
Two observations: 1. I don't see why we would need the large space solar panels. The earth surface area of solar panels required to power the whole planet is only 158 miles by 158 miles. That is around 1/4 of the state of Montana. 2. Additionally, they now have wind turbines that don't spin. Its just a large pole in the ground that is shaped specifically to create a vortex of air around it that powers the turbine. This would reduce cost and efficiency, so we can forget about those giant balloons. I am pretty sure this invention is incredibly recent, after this video was published.
A point that is always missed is a discussion of the total costs from beginning to end use and how much each technology is subsidized. Extraction of many of the elements that go into producing things is one aspect that is usually not considered when coming up with a cost per k/m or other criterion. The environmental impact and health and welfare of workers is almost never considered
@@jonibeYT yeah it changes because of the earth’s rotation but field itself goes all the way out into space and so because the field so big on our level it’s technically not moving but at a planetary scale ur right it is moving, so u can harvest energy from it but its obviously highly inefficient
If you consider the Depleted Uranium from enrichment nuclear power plants are even less efficient. Those fast reactors can burn DU as well as spent fuel. Also hydrogen isn't an energy source so it shouldn't be on a video titled "10 Future Energy Sources".
leerman22 It a good way to store energy then you could put in on a ship and transport it frozen in liquid nitrogen, then burn it in a gas turbine for grid power.
***** It takes energy to freeze hydrogen and they don't use liquid nitrogen for that. A CCGT has only 60% efficiency and the process of making hydrogen through electrolysis and freezing is about as inefficient as a combustion engine.
Well it seems to work for iceland though granted they maybe bankrupt and under a pop of 250K. If you live on a volcano geothermal makes all you need en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renewable_energy_in_Iceland
***** Iceland is very small, and I only see their buses doing it. It's just a placebo like biomass. From electricity to wheels you might as well just burn gasoline. tonyseba.com/toyota-vs-tesla-can-hydrogen-fuel-cell-vehicles-compete-with-electric-vehicles/
What about Thorium Nuclear. Safe, no long term waste, lot's of cheap fuel. Looks like China or India are going forward with this and will have to teach the world how....................
India is in its advance stage of building thorium nuclear power reactors but electricity production can't start before 2050. Major problem is the cost of the project is more then Rs. 3,492 crore( $5.2 billion ) per year. Electricity generated from it would be sold to the State Electricity Boards at Rs. 4.44 a unit ( $ 0.07 ) India is a developing country and can't put lot of money in R & D but remember the engineers and scientific as good as those in developed countries.We have been to moon and to Mars.We are on a rise. We are Nuclear power and we are peaceful and need little help for developed countries like UK , US, FRANCE, etc
+any loot On the Cal/Nev border there are three molten salt towers. the problem with the salt it is very hard in the equipment. The test one lasted about three years.
iidris09 If you are going to build a proper moon base you will have to manufacture most of the material on site. That means smelting ores to make steel, and there is no way solar and batteries could sustain such high power needs. And also, solar can not power human crewed spaceships, especially if they go to Mars and beyond. LFTRs can.
Did my teacher intend for me to watch a whole 13 minute video? Yes. Will I just look at the description and write down the 10 energy sources instead? Of course
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No. 5 and 4 are brilliant, but trust me No. 1 is absolutely amazing only if we can control the energy.
Fusion and helium 3 are the future, sadly China will be the one that monopolises it since everyone else just doesnt care about the moon, wich is where most of that stuff is.
marcelo amaral helium3 is fusion and it wouldn't be practical to import form the moon espcially with all the hydorgene 3 there is here
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Well, here we are in December 2019, five years down the road. How about an update on these 10 energy sources?
first 2 are on track.
i mean, alagee for bio fuels, and solar power harnessing, hydrogen fuel cell.
Those micro generators(the ones powered by viruses) has gotten pretty far. They already making athletic shirts and pants with that technology to power your phone, expensive though.
@grindupBaker Do you have any idea how in the world that's going to work? Sounds interesting, but not very efficient... Be very wary of business people taking advantage of young people who honestly do care about our environment ok 👍🏻
Great idea (here in April, 2020)!!! How about an entire, ongoing series profiling the solutions to climate change and the energy transition? If that sounds good, stay tuned ;)
who else had to watch this for school online because of corona? Cause same bro
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but not for long wait till 2040 and see coal will disapper like dinosaurs
@@saintdenis3238 2040 isn't soon enough we have to take action now
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I personally think that fusion will replace all of these due to the fact that only a few reactors could provide more than enough power for the entire planet. It’s also a good idea for long term space travel because it can run on hydrogen the most common element in the universe. Then again it may never happen since it’s so efficient that electricity prices would drop drastically the only real reason to pay an electrical bill after this is to justify the cost of building
The problem is that it's now 2021......
And I have never heard of these until now.
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I feel like I was born just a little too early. Wish I could be my current age about 30 to 50 years from now so I can enjoy the new world properly.
***** It's okay...this way, when we're old, we'll be able to appreciate the changes and be able to say, in a shaky voice, "I remember when..."
***** You should be thankful that you ARE alive. Not only that but healthy, not in extreme poverty, educated and human. You could have been a mosquito 1.9 billion years ago and lived for 2 days. Think about it. Don't think about what you could have, think about what you have and enjoy it.
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I realize that. But to have been born human, and healthy, but just outside a human lifetime from what is looking to be a pretty incredible world. "So close and yet so far". Know what I mean?
I get what you mean but if you compare our world to that of only 20 years ago, it's the amount of change is insane (mainly due to the internet). Imagine another 20 years. The changes that will happen in the next 20, 30, 50 years are going to be insane. We won't even recognize this world that we live in.
***** If you really believe that then you're born at the perfect time for investing in renewable energy stock.
Containment of fusion isn't a problem...
The problem is a stable, lasting reaction that produces a net gain of energy
Something that produces more or close to as much as it puts out
No, containment is also a problem, fusion does in fact produce high energy neutrinos which penetrate the walls of the fusion reactor, damaging it
The solution to problem is facebook.com/overunity1/
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I know I'm late, but in reality the problem is perspective. We have the most advanced piece of technology imaginable sitting in our sky, it's literally a prerequisite for all of these technologies, but instead of trying to learn more about it we waste our energy building bombs and starting super projects that dont finish. The US spent billions on unfinished nuclear reactors, and the ones in operation still arent being updated despite old technology being the only reason Fukishima was possible. If it werent for people protesting the plants in Japan, Fukishima wouldve been upgraded with a gravity well to prevent meltdowns without requiring a power source. American nuclear infrastructure is deteriorating too, nothing is new and scientists are scarce.
I hope this will be viewed as constructive criticism, as on the whole, I quite enjoyed the video:
a) the item marked "8. Tidal power" does not discuss tidal power, but rather focuses on wave power. These are two very different energy sources, with two very different futures.
b) "7. Hydrogen" is not an energy source, but rather a means of transporting energy. Hydrogen still needs to be manufacutred somewhere, either by use of extreme heat, or by consumption of electricity. Perhaps this item could be replaced by one on Thorium reactors.
So you mean to say fuel is not an energy source
Even french fries are energy source
How about buoyancy power device equipped with pulleys?
@@cactodagod9236 thorium? Are you...? Joking?
@@tony_5156 See "LFTR in 5 minutes" and TerraPower on TH-cam.
The energy source for all fuels is a star. The only energy source not from a star is from hydrogen fusion. The same source that stars use.
everyone should have a fitness bicycle at home connected to some home local battery and/or to the grid.
So people would be motivated to do exercises and get rewarded directly by saving money and indirectly by saving the planet.
Sounds like the prequel to a black mirror episode.
The problem with that is just that the power output of your fitness bicycle is very low, meaning unless you are a topnotch athlete you won't be able to even power a hair drier and even if: Can you do that for 1 full hour? But nonetheless, as an engineering student, I love your idea!
That's just slavery with extra steps lol
i like this idea.
Prison sentences could be a target of Kw to generate, then release when they complete
The solar power plant in California that is mentioned at about the 7:26 mark is one of the most expensive energy power plants, that if it was not prompted up by the government, would have been shut down by now or never would have been built. It is the perfect example of how we can build something as a proof of concept, and then we should learn that it was a bad idea and never do it again. It cost about 10,000 times more to buy electricity from that power plant than it does from more traditional solar power plants. It is also important to state that solar is still the most expensive way to generate electricity. Also, growing by 500% or f times is saying that solar went from .26% of the U.S. energy production to 1.3% of the U.S. energy production, which is not a bad thing, I just think that we should be honest with the solar growth. I cold discuss many other points in this video, however, it is best to say that there are many cool ideas out there, however, the technologies are not ready for massive implementation.
Greg..: Technologies are now more ready them ever only, as 100 years ago with Tesla, greed is even stronger and now involves world economies. th-cam.com/video/fEx1UZ0uaIo/w-d-xo.html . TESLAAAAAAAAAA
Wow that algae one was really cool!!!
+TheSirjull891 Agreed. I like the fact that it can double as a water purifier.
+Blagoj Tasev know a company in the states that did this they had to heat the Algiers to specific temperature and the fuel cost to heat it was just barely less than the amount of fuel used lol
Algae may sound good in theory, but the efficiency of algae collecting sunlight and converting into fuel is only a fractional percentage. This means that the cost of getting a biofuel from algae is about $85 per gallon according to recent estimates. This means it is not practical in the long run.
That what I did for my final year project 4 years ago
Neha Singh wow great ,am planning to do it too this year but l will include a Chemical or bacteria that can aid and fasten the whole process.
forgot the molten salt reactor and thorium
Or actually molten salt reactors and nuclear waste or even dismantled weapons grade plutonium for fuel, including thorium.
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Not forgotten, ommitted.
Millennial Logic - "We can't deal with reality, so we're going to just close our eyes and pretend that 77,000 Tons of Nuclear Waste doesn't actually exist on Planet Earth!"
more than likely,simply ignored it.It’s alright,if we don’t build them,China,and/or India will.They’re both spending big money to develop,thorium based,liquid fluoride reactors..A long shot,he didn’t mention.is the so-called”vacuum energy,or zero point energy”.It’s real,and plentiful,but we have no way to use it
This was way more than a typical top 10 list. Really appreciated the information. Well done!
The algae bio fuel is revolutionary not only can it provide power but also clean out sewage it's a double whammy a two bird one stone
😂 your indeed correct it's a double whammy
Triple if you include provide clean drinkable water.
It can also be used for solar power as well!. Germany is doin studies on it now, and have working models...
quadruple if u love combustion engines
A job well done for our era.. 🤘😎🔥
One Product that can generate electricity if you walk on it is called the Pavagen tile, if we could put this on roads, it could generate a lot of electricity if cars go over it.
Well, on nuclear evergy, you didn't mention Thorium Liquid Salt reactors which can put out ~95% evergy as direct electricity, also use up nuclear waste (though not as efficiently as as what you already covered) as the reaction process recycles the uranium/plutonium used to start the reaction, and if it gets out of hand there's an emergency draining system that moves the liquid to a cooling chamber solidifying the solution effectively ending the reaction automatically. Then to get it going again you reheat the solution and pump it back into the reactor and you're golden.
Not to mention the "waste" can be used for a very wide variety of medical and industrial applications.
Oh and the amount of Thorium used is miniscule yet generates enormous output. AND Thorium is a waste product of mining (especially in the US) so from decades of this we have a giant resource pool to pull from.
Gavin Alward cant they use the "waste" for medical cancer treatments and 238 is needed very badly by nasa for there space batteries right. meaning if its in space in a sat its not on earth.
John Garvey Yes! In fact I just saw a commercial today for "proton therapy", I think it's what they called it. I can't think of the specific isotope used for the type of treatment right now though. It'd be interesting to find out what they're using and where they get it.
I don't know much about NASA's "space batteries" but I can imagine it'd be useful somewhere.
Also, as far as space goes, if a small scale LFTR was developed it would be near perfect for space travel and powering tech off world; say, a moon base.
And although solar is getting more and more efficient all the time, for any deep space travel you'll need something a bit more sustainable using very limited resources.
Gavin Alward This technology will have to be produced privately because of the vested interests of big business and lobby groups behind our political "leaders ". China has purchased the GE technology from Oak Ridges and is pushing ahead to secure the IP's {international patents}. We may have to produce thorium reactors for a needy country to help wake up the West. At least thorium is plentiful (cheap), and the reactors can be located anywhere , not needing cooling water. Perhaps small encapsulated reactors could be used for transportation .
I completely agree Jake P.Eng.
Both China and India have working Thorium reactors. They will be the next wave of safe nuclear power until the problems with fusion reactors are solved.
Very promising future. Thank you for this positive and informative compilation
Thank you, Ryan!
rchann
Notice how he never mentioned LFTR, and only mentions junk monkey science. He came kind of close with the fast breeder which are still solid fuel, and have a terrible meltdown track record. I believe every fast breeder that has been tried has either melted down, or was shut down before it did. It just proves humanity is still very much a master slave civilization. Until that is broken, humanity stands no chance at real progress. Energy advances are the biggest threat to the BEAST, 'if you will'. A liquid 'metallic salt' fuel type nuclear reactor is the only correct next move for humanities energy needs!!!!!! For earth that technology has already been discovered but rejected in 1973 due to its disruptive nature to the status quo. Its called LFTR. "It is your only hope" as Princess Leia would say. Sadly, I don't hold out too much hope that humanity will come to this conclusion in time! The biggest problem humanity faces is it's fear to obtain freedom at whatever cost necessary. Just look how fast Islam is spreading. By the way Islam means submit. Terror steals freedom. But freedom destroys terror of any kind. "Freedom is like the Lion. Let it loose. It will defend itself." LFTR will pull you monkeys away from fossil fuel. Helium 3 fusion will pull you away from LFTR. Anti Matter will come after that? You will not be able to skip LFTR. LFTR will bring you the carbon age, Graphene, and many other fantastic technologies to the mainstream. Like the 'space elevator' for example. You will not be able to mine the moon for Helium 3 without being a LFTR civilization. With LFTR all your transportation will run on cheap to make Hydrogen. LFTR will desalinate ocean water very cheap, then Graphene will come on line for dirt cheap desalination filtration. So on, and so forth. Many many other fantastic life changing technologies will be born out of a LFTR civilization. LFTR is a major threat to the masters over humanity. The BEAST is the only thing between LFTR and you!!!!!!! KILL THE BEAST!!! Just like darkness is destroyed by light. The BEAST is destroyed by the TRUTH!!! plus.google.com/115372275668075364660/posts Perhaps BEAST should be plural. I don't believe there's just one.
You missed thorium based nuclear technology which was first proposed by the inventor of the current light water reactors. It does not depend on uranium fuel, high pressure or produce massive quanities of radioactive waste or weapons grade products. It uses inherently walk away safe liquid salt, high temperature low pressure design.
seems thorium reactors can clean up the existing waste too
The "nuclear fusion" image at 5:28 is actually an experimental fusion reactor at one of the Department of Energy labs (Sandia).
Happy to see so many people discussing Thorium and next generation reactors. Especially molten salt reactors. This is very viable technology that needs rapid development. This could be an interim option until other power sources are properly developed. Not something the oil, coal and gas frackers want you to know about.
My mind exploded over 10 times watching this
Gardens of Astoria You're definitely going to need a mop...
+Gardens of Astoria Yeeessh! That explains the puddles of gray glop you've been sliding around in, then.
+Gardens of Astoria
It was about three or four for me.
+Leutchik those were actually white, and we just dont want to discuss how they came to be
Thorium is another great source of energy and much cleaner than uranium.
You missed the best one. Thorium Reactor it works now and is a fail safe design with no pollution ..
+LRoy Shreding You do know that is bogus right? Thorium is very rare (So expensive, and limited).
Dale DeWitt Umm, what did I say that was false?
We all want clean safe and Powerful Energy. But the powers at be don't. They want to stay on Big Oil until its all gone, because they are heavily invested . Anything that threatens their plan will be blocked ,hidden , ridiculed and Erased ..
Dale DeWitt Couldve sworn I watched a video stating the exact opposite. I got things to do atm, I'll find it later.
***** Yep for good or bad the military industreal complex has their hands on nearly every part of modern life. Depleted uranium projectiles ,plutonium fusion warheads. Also If development goes down certain paths secrets will reveal truths that will make the petrol economy obsolete ...
Informative compilation of energy-producing information.
Using pressure to make electricity is called Piezoelectricity and it'd been used for a LONG time. Piezoelectric Plates are cheap , and used in pressure sensor ... It's crystal power !
"Piezoelectricity is the electric charge that accumulates in certain solid materials (such as crystals, certain ceramics, and biological matter such as bone, DNA and various proteins) in response to applied mechanical stress. The word piezoelectricity means electricity resulting from pressure and latent heat."
I love the algae solution. It sounds really economical and mutually beneficial. Plus I think it could do as well on the coasts as inland.
Renee Fourman
Notice how he never mentioned LFTR, and only mentions junk monkey science. He came kind of close with the fast breeder which are still solid fuel, and have a terrible meltdown track record. I believe every fast breeder that has been tried has either melted down, or was shut down before it did. It just proves humanity is still very much a master slave civilization. Until that is broken, humanity stands no chance at real progress. Energy advances are the biggest threat to the BEAST, 'if you will'. A liquid 'metallic salt' fuel type nuclear reactor is the only correct next move for humanities energy needs!!!!!! For earth that technology has already been discovered but rejected in 1973 due to its disruptive nature to the status quo. Its called LFTR. "It is your only hope" as Princess Leia would say. Sadly, I don't hold out too much hope that humanity will come to this conclusion in time! The biggest problem humanity faces is it's fear to obtain freedom at whatever cost necessary. Just look how fast Islam is spreading. By the way Islam means submit. Terror steals freedom. But freedom destroys terror of any kind. "Freedom is like the Lion. Let it loose. It will defend itself." LFTR will pull you monkeys away from fossil fuel. Helium 3 fusion will pull you away from LFTR. Anti Matter will come after that? You will not be able to skip LFTR. LFTR will bring you the carbon age, Graphene, and many other fantastic technologies to the mainstream. Like the 'space elevator' for example. You will not be able to mine the moon for Helium 3 without being a LFTR civilization. With LFTR all your transportation will run on cheap to make Hydrogen. LFTR will desalinate ocean water very cheap, then Graphene will come on line for dirt cheap desalination filtration. So on, and so forth. Many many other fantastic life changing technologies will be born out of a LFTR civilization. LFTR is a major threat to the masters over humanity. The BEAST is the only thing between LFTR and you!!!!!!! KILL THE BEAST!!! Just like darkness is destroyed by light. The BEAST is destroyed by the TRUTH!!! plus.google.com/115372275668075364660/posts Perhaps BEAST should be plural. I don't believe there's just one.
Another great video by TDC!
Your absorbing voice combined with your almost perfectly explanative videos are so instructively brilliant!!
Keep these great videos coming bud! :D
Wow, thank you for the kind words. We'll stay on it! Any requests?
The Daily Conversation Your welcome bud! :)
Yea, *NASA's* next *Mars scout mission* & the different teams competing to be selected for its next big Mars mission.
Here's a link to one of the competing teams work : marsairplane.larc.nasa.gov
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Yusuf Omar Sweet! We'll look into it.
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Small correction...Tidal Power (in the segment title, 2:00) is not the same thing as Wave Power (which is what you actually described in that segment).
2020 now and I'd love to see an update on these developments
Buzz Lightyear: Do you people still use fossil fuels, or have you discovered crystalic fusion?
Me: Something in between soon.
im a huge fan of alternative fuels.
Really is the best way to power our lives without the smog.
Thumbs up for Algae
Energy has always existed, but today energy sources are changing jet.net.ua/category/alternative-power/
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Great Research! "An in-depth look at how the world will be powered in the coming years. These are ten most promising alternative energy sources of tomorrow. It’s a really exciting time to be alive. We have a front row seat to the only known transformation of a world powered by dirty fossil fuels, to a planet that gets its energy from renewable, clean sources. It’s happening just once, right now."
I was quite surprised with the floating wind turbine ! a very neat idea ! oh, you missed thorium fission reactors-molten thorium salt for the fuel which could very easily be up and running before Fusion...what's quite exciting is that all the developers going for fusion now have a new more powerful superconductor to play with, it makes the magnetic field that confines the hot plasma fuel much stronger and thus more able to sustain the reaction in a more compact configuration
May 2021, this shows up in suggestions. WTF youtube
Several promising developments. I expected that the high cost of creating Hydrogen would have been mentioned as well
i think the thorium reactor should have been in the top 3.
+ron hous I came here to say that too. Thorium is so abundant, produces hardly any waste, and is safe. It wont explode and have a nuclear melt down. All new reactors should only use thorium.
+Leo Freihofer your f'n crazy...been flapping ur guns about this for decades... toxic, expensive, uninsurable, and where are they? solar/blows ur crap away.
+Dana Pearson Solar is okay but it won't power cities fully all parts of the world. Fusion is still years away.
+Dana Pearson solar is so inefficient. First of all, you need a huge amount of solar panels to produce a significant amount of energy. Meaning tens of square miles, even hundreds. Not only this, but if the sun isn't shining, whether it's cloudy, wintry, foggy, or nighttime, solar will get even more diluted, to the point that something else needs to fill its place. Solar is good on, say, a family scale. To power the world? No chance. A standard 1,000 megawatt nuclear power plant that takes up 1 square mile produces more power than 30 square miles of solar panels. And a thorium plant can be scaled up or down, to the tiny ten megawatt range, to the thousands of megawatts. It is not cheap, granted, but because it burns about 98% of the thorium into energy, it is ultra-efficient. On the other hand, solar, and only the really expensive panels, can harvest maybe 20% of incoming solar energy if you're lucky. Thorium is not toxic; its radiation is not high enough to be at all dangerous. It is not weaponizable - it does not have a critical mass as uranium does - and because thorium is often already liquidized, at least in the molten salt and thorium reactors, it cannot have a meltdown. Also, the only emission is water. And last I check, water is pretty non-toxic.
+ron hous Fission energy is really quite weak in comparison to fusion. No one wants to dump billions $ into fission energy when fusion will take it's place 20 years later.
really informative , thank youuu,... so much
+Kavi Arasan You're very welcome, Kavi!
i. kavi ,
I just added my opinion on why enumeration of alternative sources of energy is not a winning arguement. The adversary is the rich billionaires who own the Coal and Oil industries. They tell their workers that the global warming is a hoax and that their workers will be unemployed very soon if because of introduction of these alternative sources of energy. These workers who are largely losing their jobs should be hired and trained to build rechargeable batteries and PV cells so they can be assured that their livelihood is respected by the new industry. Stop preaching logics to these workers. They feel worthless if they are not working and who could reassure them practically? The new barons of the alternative sources of energy! Your audience should not be Me! It should be those whose jobs are being on the verge of being wiped out! Retraining of the Coal and Oil miners is money well spent on the road to a new and viable alternative to energy. Go for it!
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I'd like to hear updates and/or new developments on the topics you covered a year or two years ago, such as this video about energy sources, the video about city megaprojects around the world, and so on.
Good idea, will do.
Great narration and research on this vid! :3
Thank you to The Daily Conversation for giving good information.
You missed "Thorium" Reactors. We never needed to use Uranium, except that our military wanted to build bombs and you can't build bombs with Thorium. They needed the reactors to make enriched Uranium and Plutonium, to make even more powerful bombs.
You know black holes can be a greate energy source
1 how would we harness Hawking radiation without any device that we used to harness it get sucked in 2 the amount of money it would take to get all of the parts up there one and get them to you a black hole it's very time-consuming in money straining or at least as of right now 2019.
dragoola69x this plan isnt exactly a power source for our type less than one civilization, its more so a hypothetically way to power planets in the far future. They use the spinning of blackholes and light rays to do “super-radiant scattering” theres an “in a nutshell” video on it. This wont be in our lives for at least a century though.
So is a Dyson sphere but it's not possible right now never mind black holes
black holes will be the last source of energy when every other source has been used up
You know, that's a racist idea. I doubt it will happen.
Why not use prisoners worldwide to generate electricity like turning threadmills?
Or, what about collecting flatulence gases (farts) from people and animals? In the future, there could be tanks with tubing that plug into your anal orifice ... these could be jewelry like status symbols that people could wear openly and proudly. Further, the gases could be burned to power personal gadgets of all kinds. Also, people would not have to avoid eating food like beans and pizzas or chicharones like they do today.
Or, my favorite idea: Breed people down to about the size of Chiquaquas or monkies. I can see where one or two sardines could then feed `an entire family! Think small, humans are monstrously huge. No need for this.
Just think , small wives. Mine is a 145# monster that waddles around making me miserable. She can eat a whole doughnut in two bites. In the future wives could be down sized to be gentler, less obnoxious and consume much less than they do today. Just think, a whole PTA meeting could be held in a trailer or motor home.
Think small people.
TDC these videos are very interesting ive subscribed u !
Thank you, and welcome! More videos coming soon. We're working on a series highlighting the corruption that's rampant in Vladimir Putin's Russia.
Ok cool
The Daily Conversation I like some of your publications. Hopefully the independent news source will not follow main-stream propaganda on this issue. What about wider spectrum of view on Russia and Russian president Vladimir Putin ..to look from different perspective and do deeper research based on the variety of original sources.
p.s. here is something different, full interview transcript of Q&A by Putin www.veteranstoday.com/2014/03/07/putins-full-one-hour-interview-transcript/ you will see something that we in the West don’t get to see very much.
Very good demonstration !!
Can't wait to see it all
You forgot hemp oil, and liquid thorium reactors. Also NONE of this will ever become main stream until the oil barons have made their last dime on the last drop of crude.
+Edmund Squid XOM already owns power generation plants. Where did you think they were doing ?? They are greedy but not stupid they do have an eye looking at the horizon.
Oil is just to precious and usefull, just burn it is stupid ...
Hemp oil is a biofuel, which he did mention and liquid thorium reactors are similar to spent nuclear fuel reactors that he also mentioned that he omitted it.
sure that's why Elon Musk is a $Billionaire because he waited for oil barons to sell the last drop of petroleum.
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it is obviously Thorium powered reactors
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You missed Anti-matter energy, and thorium
Why miss buoyancy power and gravity power?
Molten salt reactors like mentioned in the video are mostly associated with the use of thorium (you can also use uranium, but thorium is more efficient and safer). And anti-matter energy won't be available in our lifetime, we don't even know how to get large amounts of anti-matter that we could use. I feel a little bit sad because of this because as soon as we are able to use anti-matter as an energy source, we should be able to make interstellar travel possible.
@@smittywerbenjaggermanjense672 Thousands of pseudo-scientists on these pages, I imagine that there could be a TESLAAA among them, well! for what? he who invented free and clean energy, was treated badly by physicists and greed, today it would be the same, there is a lot at steak...., economies and governments, greed, physicists and scientists and many more enemies for this to happen on a wide scale. Even on a small scale, if one comes up with something, he is immediately attacked by all the scraps already mentioned. TESLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
You cant get antimatter energy, the annihilation between matter and antimatter simply dissipates into other particles like neutrinos and quarks but mostly photons, the only energy the collision releases is light energy and thermal energy of which none are energy stores
Thanks for the Chopin. Nice touch. Nobody else would use that. 🙂🤙
Everyone: we need more energy!!!!!
me: have yall tried using less?
I think you should have included energy that can be generated through Thorium. It very less radioactive with it half of only 8-9 minutes as compared to years in case of tradition fission reactors.
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Notice how he never mentioned LFTR, and only mentions junk monkey science. He came kind of close with the fast breeder which are still solid fuel, and have a terrible meltdown track record. I believe every fast breeder that has been tried has either melted down, or was shut down before it did. It just proves humanity is still very much a master slave civilization. Until that is broken, humanity stands no chance at real progress. Energy advances are the biggest threat to the BEAST, 'if you will'. A liquid 'metallic salt' fuel type nuclear reactor is the only correct next move for humanities energy needs!!!!!! For earth that technology has already been discovered but rejected in 1973 due to its disruptive nature to the status quo. Its called LFTR. "It is your only hope" as Princess Leia would say. Sadly, I don't hold out too much hope that humanity will come to this conclusion in time! The biggest problem humanity faces is it's fear to obtain freedom at whatever cost necessary. Just look how fast Islam is spreading. By the way Islam means submit. Terror steals freedom. But freedom destroys terror of any kind. "Freedom is like the Lion. Let it loose. It will defend itself." LFTR will pull you monkeys away from fossil fuel. Helium 3 fusion will pull you away from LFTR. Anti Matter will come after that? You will not be able to skip LFTR. LFTR will bring you the carbon age, Graphene, and many other fantastic technologies to the mainstream. Like the 'space elevator' for example. You will not be able to mine the moon for Helium 3 without being a LFTR civilization. With LFTR all your transportation will run on cheap to make Hydrogen. LFTR will desalinate ocean water very cheap, then Graphene will come on line for dirt cheap desalination filtration. So on, and so forth. Many many other fantastic life changing technologies will be born out of a LFTR civilization. LFTR is a major threat to the masters over humanity. The BEAST is the only thing between LFTR and you!!!!!!! KILL THE BEAST!!! Just like darkness is destroyed by light. The BEAST is destroyed by the TRUTH!!! plus.google.com/115372275668075364660/posts Perhaps BEAST should be plural. I don't believe there's just one.
@@4notron 'I believe every fast breeder that has been tried has either melted down, or was shut down before it did.' I don't think a fast breeder has ever 'melted down'. One near Detroit did partially melt a couple of fuel rods, but was repaired and put back into service. No radiation was released, and nobody was harmed. Russia has two large fast reactors providing power, and last month signed a contract to build some in China. India has a small demonstration one, and has a large power reactor almost ready for service. There are currently no reactors running on thorium, though a few did so in the sixties and seventies, and there has never been a power producing molten salt reactor.
you missed THORIUM MSR
Yes, they did!
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Put solar panels on that sky turbine. Put them on everything! Awesome video thanks so much, using this for grade 10 tech class.
Some of these ideas have some caveats too. How much it takes time/energy/natural resources to produce new energy in reality. Long time periods, adding up the whole supply chain cost.
That was a very well made documercial .The info was concise and comprehensive. Well Done!
Very helpful for us
you missed thorium.
The last one is the ultimate source of energy.
I would argue that the ultimate source would be anti-matter, if we, one day, can tap into this, and find an effective way to either store it or use it as we produce it. If you wanna know more on the subject just research anti-matter. This is, by far, the biggest source of pure energy that our current physics know of. Here's a simple to understand text about the subject: www.thoughtco.com/matter-antimatter-power-on-star-trek-3072119
great video, you should have much more subscribers
Thank you!
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the fast reactor has been around since the 70's the first one was the DFR in Dunray scotland. your way behind the curve bro...
That algae thing is pretty exciting. I wonder if I could dry out algae and use it to fuel a massive Sterling Engine?
+Christi Dea I haven't seen where Stirlings are that efficient yet.
Stravo Lukos
They are around 35% efficient and can be used for solar, nuclear and fossil fuels so they are very versatile. I put one on the side of my old inefficient gaming pc.
Christi Dea, Stirling engines run on heat. You would need to get your algae to produce heat, so is your plan to dry out the algae and burn it? Good luck with that.
Great vid. Added to favorites, and liked.
Thanks! Good video! I will share it on my website!
We may be able to tap the trees of entire forests for electricity. The idea would be along the same lines as when copper and zinc are inserted into citrus fruits in order to tap a DC current from the citric acids. Were trees throughout an entire forest tapped in a similar fashion, a good deal of usable electricity could be produced without harming the trees. Need more be said?
+Kevin Thomas Um yes. COST ineffective.
+Kevin Thomas also this doesn't work. Trees aren't filled with citric acids. They have wood, sap, and water. None of them produce a current in the way you are describing. In combination, none of them produce a current in the way you are describing. Cool idea, but I'm sorry to say it doesn't work.
Besides we'll be cutting them all down soon
I’m just imagining a giant solar farm in space and a big long extension lead trailing all the way back down to earth!
Two observations:
1. I don't see why we would need the large space solar panels. The earth surface area of solar panels required to power the whole planet is only 158 miles by 158 miles. That is around 1/4 of the state of Montana.
2. Additionally, they now have wind turbines that don't spin. Its just a large pole in the ground that is shaped specifically to create a vortex of air around it that powers the turbine. This would reduce cost and efficiency, so we can forget about those giant balloons. I am pretty sure this invention is incredibly recent, after this video was published.
Irradiance is more concentrated as you get closer to the sun and there are no clouds to block it. Yes space is an issue as well.
Enjoyed this video a lot!
Very good idea....many many thanks intelligent engineers #1 love u space x...
Update from 2020, instead of those fancy power sources, we rather have a global pandemic
what about LFTR?
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Great Video!
A point that is always missed is a discussion of the total costs from beginning to end use and how much each technology is subsidized. Extraction of many of the elements that go into producing things is one aspect that is usually not considered when coming up with a cost per k/m or other criterion. The environmental impact and health and welfare of workers is almost never considered
liquid thorium? you missed the most realistic energy source...
I miss thorium reactor in your energy sources
You forgot the Earth's Magnetic Field!
Cant produce electricity through a constant magnetic field
@@yungmaz13 it does change, i never heard of gaining energy from that though
@@jonibeYT yeah it changes because of the earth’s rotation but field itself goes all the way out into space and so because the field so big on our level it’s technically not moving but at a planetary scale ur right it is moving, so u can harvest energy from it but its obviously highly inefficient
@@yungmaz13 It is also moving relative to earth.
@@jonibeYT well yeah no one said it wasn’t
Geothermal looks the best option to me. Its most natural. We don't need to do anything it is just there for us to take.
love it. thanks. excellent new jump off point for exciting personal research.
If you consider the Depleted Uranium from enrichment nuclear power plants are even less efficient. Those fast reactors can burn DU as well as spent fuel.
Also hydrogen isn't an energy source so it shouldn't be on a video titled "10 Future Energy Sources".
leerman22 It a good way to store energy then you could put in on a ship and transport it frozen in liquid nitrogen, then burn it in a gas turbine for grid power.
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It takes energy to freeze hydrogen and they don't use liquid nitrogen for that. A CCGT has only 60% efficiency and the process of making hydrogen through electrolysis and freezing is about as inefficient as a combustion engine.
Well it seems to work for iceland though granted they maybe bankrupt and under a pop of 250K. If you live on a volcano geothermal makes all you need en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renewable_energy_in_Iceland
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Iceland is very small, and I only see their buses doing it. It's just a placebo like biomass. From electricity to wheels you might as well just burn gasoline. tonyseba.com/toyota-vs-tesla-can-hydrogen-fuel-cell-vehicles-compete-with-electric-vehicles/
well how else do you puy the electricity into a car from a geothermal power source?
What about Thorium Nuclear. Safe, no long term waste, lot's of cheap fuel. Looks like China or India are going forward with this and will have to teach the world how....................
Not as simple as you might think. Do a little research and you'll see it has its own set of downfalls.
***** says:
"What about Thorium Nuclear..."
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Google, "Thorium hype"
You'll get eyeful.
If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is.
LFTRs are the future for sure
Rangifulla
Doesn't read replies, comments stupidity.
India is in its advance stage of building thorium nuclear power reactors but electricity production can't start before 2050. Major problem is the cost of the project is more then Rs. 3,492 crore( $5.2 billion ) per year. Electricity generated from it would be sold to the State Electricity Boards at Rs. 4.44 a unit ( $ 0.07 ) India is a developing country and can't put lot of money in R & D but remember the engineers and scientific as good as those in developed countries.We have been to moon and to Mars.We are on a rise. We are Nuclear power and we are peaceful and need little help for developed countries like UK , US, FRANCE, etc
were is thorium?
3 M&M's of Thorium (more than your entire life's worth of energy) in any 1 meter cubic of ground.
Thank you.
Well Done!!!!!
6:26
Ngl, looks like the cover to one of those minecraft books
Yeah!
Kona Animations tonta
and yet if each country worked on tesla tower by 2020 no pollution and everyone has it.. but whats the point if its free
Stupidity is free
the picture at 5:32 is actually a nuclear fusion prototype.
are you gonna do a part 2 of this in 2020? would be nice. thx
Good information
An update would be appreciated.
The methods mentioned,
and others, have improved greatly.
An what about molten salt reactor it looks like much more promising technology and it is a lot cheaper to build. Check out MSRE thorium reactor
+any loot On the Cal/Nev border there are three molten salt towers. the problem with the salt it is very hard in the equipment. The test one lasted about three years.
+covercalls88 both can't stand against wind and solar...they suck.
+Dana Pearson
How would you power a Moon base with solar and wind?
FYI; The night on the moon is 14 days long.
+Merecir ND how many days is a moon day?
Also 14 days?
If yes, then we need a 14 day storage capacity.
Problem solved.
iidris09
If you are going to build a proper moon base you will have to manufacture most of the material on site. That means smelting ores to make steel, and there is no way solar and batteries could sustain such high power needs.
And also, solar can not power human crewed spaceships, especially if they go to Mars and beyond. LFTRs can.
Thorium Molten-Salt Reactor.
You have just compiled a hit-list for the people at the top :)
Did my teacher intend for me to watch a whole 13 minute video? Yes. Will I just look at the description and write down the 10 energy sources instead? Of course
what about thorium reactors? as far as i know they are a more effective version of the normal nuclear reactors.
Hey I'm from future the world isn't upgrading, we are begin more worse.
Fast nuclear reactors have been around a long, long time.
Thank you😇