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dbmorpher
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Hi I'm dbmorpher,
This is my first post here and I know about physics as much as I would like too but I hope to learn.
I could not find which topic to post this in, but this seemed most relavent
Today I was talking to a priest I know who used to be a neuclear physicist, I asked him if there was a way of power that didn't need water to function. He mentioned MHD(Magneto Hydro Dynamics) as a way of energy without the use of that odd and scarse compond. I looked it up on wikipedia but could not find a shematic, or even a page on the electrical generating side of it.
As I was looking through these forums I saw a forum for electrical armor, if there could be an energy source without steam it could go anywhere. Then I thought about magnetics and how particles react, if I have an bar of solid H-0 isotope with no valence electrons (a protonium ingot) all electrons in the area would come to it then couldn't you collect the electron with a positive electromagnet?
Like I said before I am new to physics, I have gotten all my information from the internet and the few scientifically advanced people around me.
Thank You.
This is my first post here and I know about physics as much as I would like too but I hope to learn.
I could not find which topic to post this in, but this seemed most relavent
Today I was talking to a priest I know who used to be a neuclear physicist, I asked him if there was a way of power that didn't need water to function. He mentioned MHD(Magneto Hydro Dynamics) as a way of energy without the use of that odd and scarse compond. I looked it up on wikipedia but could not find a shematic, or even a page on the electrical generating side of it.
As I was looking through these forums I saw a forum for electrical armor, if there could be an energy source without steam it could go anywhere. Then I thought about magnetics and how particles react, if I have an bar of solid H-0 isotope with no valence electrons (a protonium ingot) all electrons in the area would come to it then couldn't you collect the electron with a positive electromagnet?
Like I said before I am new to physics, I have gotten all my information from the internet and the few scientifically advanced people around me.
Thank You.