Alan Stainer

Tech head through and through.

Reader Interactions

Comments

  4. Alan Stainer says

    Monika Schmidt it will be easier to lay down a road using cement (or asphalt) that is magnetic, rather than the more complicated setups that have been trialed so far.

  5. Alan Stainer says

    Monika Schmidt it will be easier to lay down a road using cement (or asphalt) that is magnetic, rather than the more complicated setups that have been trialed so far.

  6. Alan Stainer says

    Monika Schmidt it will be easier to lay down a road using cement (or asphalt) that is magnetic, rather than the more complicated setups that have been trialed so far.

  7. Brian Stevens says

    If magnetized in bands of reversing polarity could drop the need for transciever coils but would need an converter . {hertz would depend on speed}

  8. Brian Stevens says

    If magnetized in bands of reversing polarity could drop the need for transciever coils but would need an converter . {hertz would depend on speed}

  9. Brian Stevens says

    If magnetized in bands of reversing polarity could drop the need for transciever coils but would need an converter . {hertz would depend on speed}

  10. Brian Stevens says

    James Michael Campbell Ocean acidification would stop if we quit dumping our pollutants into the air. That being said, there are lots of bacterial s that can thrive in acid environments, life will go on, just different groups than what we prefer. As far as de-acidification goes it is a project with no returns, thus our policy makers will continue to ignore.

  11. Brian Stevens says

    James Michael Campbell Ocean acidification would stop if we quit dumping our pollutants into the air. That being said, there are lots of bacterial s that can thrive in acid environments, life will go on, just different groups than what we prefer. As far as de-acidification goes it is a project with no returns, thus our policy makers will continue to ignore.

  12. Brian Stevens says

    James Michael Campbell Ocean acidification would stop if we quit dumping our pollutants into the air. That being said, there are lots of bacterial s that can thrive in acid environments, life will go on, just different groups than what we prefer. As far as de-acidification goes it is a project with no returns, thus our policy makers will continue to ignore.