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  1. Good to see you popping out vids regularly again!
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  2. Should be tested quickly in a small project to see real world benefit !
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  3. Yeah sure, the fact that a burglar entered the facility and took valuable information two months after the visit of Chinese business men is apparently just a coincidence. Also, kinda weird how the burglar knew exactly where the information of the design was, is like someone who was there before told him where to look.
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  4. Interesting but for me the first 5 minutes can be skipped. the introduction is tool long. thanks for this video!
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  5. How does this only have 2,500 views? Great content, keep it up!
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  6. Wow! Awesome Videos! Extensive research, combined with relevant insights & info, all delivered in a quick, interesting format. Seriously, keep up the GREAT WORK!!👍👍
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  7. Thanks clear speech good research ten minutes ideal
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  8. Good video, subscribers will come with this quality
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  9. Would be interesting to combine bionic and toroidal propellers. 🤔
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  10. Incredibly clever use of chemistry, awesome video thank you!
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  11. I don’t even remember subscribing to you,,, but I got the notification, so I watched.  Very interesting ✨
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  12. How does this guy have under 40,000 subscribers
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  13. Vehicles like this or similar, designed to reduce consumption, MUST be the future. It's great that big companies are finally developing electric cars, but if they weight 2 tons, following this SUV fever, we're not moving forward, and we can't afford following this trend any longer
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  14. The one shown on the roof seems to work a little different, with the rounded divider between the airfoils and the turbine visible beneath. The divider may cause an extra low pressure behind it, sucking up air from the bottom, making the turbine spin.
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  15. if it is driven only 30 miles per day, it means it is parked 23 hours of the day. they should design it with extra solar panels that stores when driving. but fully extended when parked. This will easily double the wattage of the panels.
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  16. Love the videos, super interesting stuff! Keep it up!
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  17. Hey can you do a video on why different car manufacturers uses different voltage systems for their cars? For example Teslas use 400v while the Porsche Taycan uses 800v. What advantages and disadvantages are there by using higher or lower voltages?
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  18. What we really need is urban design that discourages and penalizes car use, both ICE and electric (especially for distances between 0-15 kilometres, which is also highlighted in the video at 3:52) and promotes other mobilities (especially walking and cycling).
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  19. It's always nice to see a channel grow...I remember I subbed when you were a tiny channel and had like 3k subs. One day I hope to do the same with my own channel. This turbine is amazing too, glad it saves the fish.
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  20. What about the tritium dilemma? How will nuclear fusion ever be economically feasible if the fuel necessary for the reaction is so rare and expensive? 😟
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  21. very high quality content, keep it up. You might need to collaborate with another youtuber or something to get a bump in subs that you deserve.
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  22. HATERS are gonna hate.
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  23. As others have mentioned, what do you do with the brine after the 180 hour cycle?
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  24. There is hope for solid-state! Yippee! I was getting scared that it would amount to nothing, which is a shame because they can benefit the world so much.
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  25. I've been following wave technology for a long time. This looks promising. Excellent presentation as usual.
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  26. Cool video! May I request a video comparing Tesla's EV semis and Nikola's hydrogen fuel cell semitrailers?
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  27. For the most part thats cool however fast growing plant with similar cellulose structure would be better as we could farm it and keep the ecologist neutral. A gene modded Bamboo or something.
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  28. WOW about 3 times more efficient in fuel economy ~18 MPGe ?
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  29. Very nice! I love your content!!!!
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  30. Found your channel actually at my daily engineering your through yt and like fr u can hold up too much bigger channels
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  31. had to geek on this a bit But the battery wouldn't have depletion this would work for continuous flight we have small wind fans that produce allot of electricity to recharge and solar panels that can recharge during day flight and they would catch a better rays anyway when above the clouds this is the future 👍
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  32. Wildly interesting research. You have a perfect narrator’s voice. Content well structured and executed. Pleased I found your work. Subscribed immediately after first view.
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  33. Great piece of information...it would be nice if more details in video
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  34. Cool overview video, saw a few cyclos I built in there!
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  35. Really interesting video, I hope electric vehicles get through the mill of procrastination. Having 700 miles of range is definitely not necessary for most smaller countries. In the Netherlands for example you would only need about 350 miles range and that's already in the luxury range. You could just work closer to home, but that's also a per-country and per-person variable. The masses still don't need 700 miles of range, it's a luxury, even in the USA. And if you do need more, it's cheaper for you and better for the environment to then just use a combustion engine. At least until the markets and resource prices shift again.
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  36.  @WEMBLEYNE  Pipe dreams? lol....where have you been. I power my home with solar, wind and ground source heat, no pipe dream here, maybe for you it is.
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  37. Right to repair?! Now im in!
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  38. Good video. Maybe one thing to add: The sun, by its UV radiation, may help to keep the water clean and stop growth of algae and bacteria, for example. Thus, blocking out the UV light might as well be disadvantageous. But that's probably not a major issue.
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  39. Thank you for the video!
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  40. Awesome Video sir!
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  41. Clickbait. Good quality video and explanation though.
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  42. Ordinary current desalination at scale is already 10x cheaper than tap water in the U.K.
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  43. Interesting concept but as with ANYTHING in aviation, it has to be SAFE, robust, somewhat easy to maintain. I don't think you will see this technology on airliners any time soon. It has some promise, but flaps and aileron are critical surfaces that have to work EVERY time. A failure of some small component inside the wing could mean a crash.Again, VERY interesting designs, but you won't be seeing this on a Boeing or Airbus anytime soon. Could have some applications in GA, namely the experimental branches of GA aircraft. I could see this being more applicable to drone aircraft much sooner than with passenger planes. Thanks for compiling the information. Good technology to keep a look-out for in the future.
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  44. Bro how do you have so few views with this quality?? Keep it up
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  45. How Heavy would Hydrogen (Storage an Cells) be, compared to the batteries, because with Hydrogen you would be able to use 100% of the stored energy, right?
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  46. Really eye opening for me. Thanks for sharing. I always enjoy your posts 😊.
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  47. 2:41 Not 2023, the price is already falling below 100$/kWh for batteries at the pack level for "large vehicles" like buses and, surely, semi-trucks. I guess the 2023 estimation is for passenger cars only. In "small vehicles" one kWh at the battery pack level is more expensive due to the small size of the pack. [Source] https://about.bnef.com/blog/battery-pack-prices-cited-below-100-kwh-for-the-first-time-in-2020-while-market-average-sits-at-137-kwh/
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  48. Nice video!
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  49. Very awesome I would love to see you cover about the uses of Graphene that could be used in radiators for both on earth and space because of it being about 10 times more better than water cooling and 25 times less energy I believe tho I can't remember fullu but I do study a ton of science and stuff from new atlas, business insider, undecided with mat farewell, and more tho I would like you to cover from what I said of graphene that could be used for both on earth and space including maybe other small things and stuff like electronics and things. Thanks for the video, the quality is great, wish your channel was larger in terms of subscribers you deserve it!
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  50. Wow, awesome content!
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