A death ray wouldn't deorbit anything... :wink:
No, I can't think of any death ray that could, but the whole discussion was about fantastical ideas anyway.
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A death ray wouldn't deorbit anything... :wink:
University researchers say they were simply looking at ways to store carbon dioxide underground. One company hoping to lease the lithium play from the state stressed it’s too early to tell what is beneath the ground. A legislator and geologist who filed a lease application isn’t optimistic about the prospects of hitting it big.
I'm serious, something like that was the reason. Hard corners mean they have to flatten more area
Musk Sees Tesla’s Future in Diamond-Shaped ‘Gigafactory’ - Bloomberg Business
Wonder if they are going for world domination or simply collecting enough area for solar and wind farms. If $ amount is right, it was less than $1,000/acre.
My thoughts exactly. The drone operator was lucky the coyote was alone and not in the company of the rest of the pack! (Lunch anybody?)Must have been wondering it he could eat the drone
Not sure I understand the math that cell level costs are $88/kWh and that leads to pack level costs of $38/kWh. Is it that it's $88/kWh to make the cells and $38/kWh to assemble them into the packs, so the battery cost in the car is $126/kWh? Either of those numbers, or even adding them together, gives an impressive reduction. Can someone explain the vagaries of how the analyst is relating those costs?
Is it that it's $88/kWh to make the cells and $38/kWh to assemble them into the packs, so the battery cost in the car is $126/kWh? Either of those numbers, or even adding them together, gives an impressive reduction.