Sodium Ion batteries hit the market.

That's weird you said that. I had a dream a long time ago; very vivid, and I was in a desert where there were pilons (could have been obelisks) and there were tesla arcs going from one to the other transmitting electricity without wires.

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Correct...

I can tie my shoes

So first off the major American brands are way behind on this tech. There is a manufacturer in China mass producing these for their cheap Chinese cars. You can look up CATL. Their weakness is 2/3rds performance as Tesla's lithium.

WE NEED FUNDING IN USA NOW FOR THIS. Where is Samsung, Where is INTEL, Where is Apple, Where is GM, Where is Ford we need this HERE NOW.

Second Americans can make it here, we need to and our army needs them for all their conversions NOW. Home owners need them now to stop having peak production expenses and spread out the costs of energy over the entire year so that peak demand is a thing of the past.

That's where we're at.

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Germans invent tech
Americans make it affordable
Japanese perfect it
Chinese bootleg it

I know I work on this tech for marketing.

So yeah house of future would be something like this...

Geothermal cooling, that is pipes going down a dozen or more feet to get free cooling

Basalt for structure integrity and heating when needed, with vents or or some sort of insulation but one that could be used to heat water etc too along with house

Solar

And sodium ion for extra measurable storage

Surely this house wouldn't use municipal water

Sometimes dreams are more than you think.

You tapped into your ancestral memories.

Best hs chem experiment ever

This sounds good...let's see how it works out...

lol yah that’s not a fire that’s an explosion

Bottom line is 10-20% cost reduction from Li to Na. Na has lower capacity as well. Not a big game changer, you will need 3-4x capacity improvement over current Li ion batts and 2-3x cost reduction.

That will probably happen in next 5-10 years.

So doesn't this mean that the oceans will be fresh water in about 10 years as humans consume all the salt?

Lighter and less dangerous batteries are the key to EV success...
Environmental, safety, weight, availability, inexpensive...
I would love a vehicle that fueled every six months if AC is correct, hydrogen and sodium in varying states, interesting.

Matter cannot be destroyed.....
Eventually the sodium will recycle in its natural process.

Not a huge step to make biology - human biology - a basis for energy production.
Native, on-board energy production for implants with small changes to the genome?

https://imgur.com/v8yIxgU

Yes, matter can be destroyed.

ENERGY can not be destroyed.

Jesus, that chick is hot.

A liberal with a brain. Wow.

oooh i heard about sodium replacing lithium 2-3 years back but its finally here, cool.

robocops walking the streets next year then, great!

more than enough all around us thanks to all the emf pollution, just needs collected and stored

some gadgets use it already

The only possible way Detroit could be wealthy again is post carpet bombing and subsequent repaving.

Afterwards, they’d need to import white people.

whats wrong with graphine? My entire property is covered in graphite rocks and boulders i smash them into smaller pieces and use them to draw when bored... Should I be mining my property? Ive probably got a 100 tons that i can see above ground

You know the ancient batteries they created in the temples? The priests used them to electrocute themselves. The isometric muscle contractions made them muscular as shit so they looked like gods. See modern TENS/EMS units. Real talk

Flying cars.

You think that would be allowed and if so, do you want to pay your annual fuel budget in 2-3 large payments? You know it will not be cheaper for the consumer.

Send me some?