June 26, 2021
Day Twenty-Six
If I could invent one thing, it would be the perpetual motion machine. It can move forever without provided any resource and energy, so it can solve all of the energy problems. However, thermodynamics indicates these kinds of machines are impossible to materialize. The more realistic one is nuclear fusion generation, which can generate tons of electricity. It's still developing but it's said to be practicalized in the future.
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Day Twenty-Six
If I could invent one thing, it would be the perpetual motion machine.
It canwould move forever without providedneeding any resource ands nor energy, so it canould solve all of the energy problems.
It would move forever without needing any resources nor energy, so it could solve all of the energy problems.
However, thermodynamics indicates these kinds of machines are impossible to materialize.
However, thermodynamics indicates these kinds of machines are impossible.
The more realistic one is nuclear fusion generation, which can generate tons of electricity.
It's still developing but it's said tohat it could be practicalized in the future.
It's still developing but it's said that it could be practical in the future.
July 6, 2021
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If I could invent one thing, it would be the perpetual motion machine. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It can move forever without provided any resource and energy, so it can solve all of the energy problems.
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However, thermodynamics indicates these kinds of machines are impossible to materialize.
However, thermodynamics indicates these kinds of machines are impossible |
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The more realistic one is nuclear fusion generation, which can generate tons of electricity. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It's still developing but it's said to be practicalized in the future.
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