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let’s get down to physness

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@KurtCote3 #TheMoreYouKnow

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I thought this was a great way to understand heat transfer in a really simple way #Lesson9

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@KurtCote3 so crazy!

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So is the earth warming??? Yes it is, there is enough data to prove this statement. #lesson11

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@KurtCote3 ur welcome

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What can I say, I just love diagrams that explain systems in easy and comprehensive ways #lesson11

[Mabel @MabelChang14]

Facts

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#nuclearpowerdebate Why do you guys think nuclear power is good and why do you think it is bad? #replytweet #lesson8

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@williamdesorme1 Thats why taking the bus and carpooling is a great way to do your part for the environment!

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@AnshJai67368490 This is so interesting and mind blowing!

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@JC40095776 This is so scary 😣

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@JforianP This is so informative, thanks for sharing

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I never knew there were so many limitations to tidal power, it would be interesting to learn about the specific site requirements that are necessary to implement them. #lesson7

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Makes me think that its almost impossible for anything to be 100% efficient except for maybe LED lightbulbs...

[Louis-Xavier Lachapelle @LouisXavierLac1]

Interesting how most of the technology we use is not 100% efficient.

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@GabrielPerri11 Wow! I didn't know about the existence of this dam either, looks a bit scary to be honest. This one is definitely an eye-sore🥴

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@KobayatiMelanie Yes I found this super interesting as well, makes me realize how little I knew about hydrogen.

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@GwenHazot This is why wind power is such an amazing renewable source of energy!

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@rachanapatel273 Go Norway 👍

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I never knew there were so many biomass conversion processes, such as: Combustion, gasification, pyrolysis anaerobic digestion, fermentation. It's also interesting how much its use has decreased over the past few decades due to the availability of other forms of energy. #lesson7

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When I got my geothermal system installed at my house they drilled about 400 feet deep into the front yard, it was pretty cool to watch. What's good about geothermal is that it is very consistent and reliable. #Lesson7