Question to Mastodon: Am I wrong, or is solar power the only widely available/scalable form of energy that isn’t ultimately just about spinning a turbine?
Like, everything else, near as I can tell, whether it’s coal or hydro or nuclear fusion, is ultimately just about spinning a turbine to generate electricity?
Jack Jenkins /
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2024-10-04 16:27:03
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