The answer is simple: Extract hydrogen from water via electrolosis with your solar-cell collector stationed in the backyard. Grab a tank or two of hydro for the car whenever you need one, and hit the road. It could be as easy as loading the car with your groceries. So what if the cylinders take up lots of space. Build bigger cars! No need to drive around little rice rockets anymore cuz the fuel crunch and pollution problems would be over. That's why we started driving those dinky thing in the first place wasn't it?
Cylidars are dangerous? Yeah yeah yeah they hold a lot of pressure so just drive safer then if it's a big worry to you. If you looked at the stats, that fear of driving a "rolling bomb" would probably play a very unlikley role in deaths per year caused by cylinder explosions. Sure you get a few deaths but I'd rather blow up instantly than suffer in the flames of gasoline.
I think the idea of solid hydrogen is cool. Hydrogen clinging onto some compound for dear life ... huddled together with the potential force of a Normandy landing. The ramp comes down and the Hydro molecules march right into my fuel cell to return home as water drenched troops only to do it all over again. Hmmmm ... I'm nuts ... lets get magnetics involved and sound waves too for hydro separation ... why is everything so two dimensional around here. It may require a comprehensive solution not just this or that.
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The answer is simple:
Extract hydrogen from water via electrolosis with your solar-cell collector stationed in the backyard. Grab a tank or two of hydro for the car whenever you need one, and hit the road. It could be as easy as loading the car with your groceries. So what if the cylinders take up lots of space. Build bigger cars! No need to drive around little rice rockets anymore cuz the fuel crunch and pollution problems would be over. That's why we started driving those dinky thing in the first place wasn't it?
Cylidars are dangerous? Yeah yeah yeah they hold a lot of pressure so just drive safer then if it's a big worry to you. If you looked at the stats, that fear of driving a "rolling bomb" would probably play a very unlikley role in deaths per year caused by cylinder explosions. Sure you get a few deaths but I'd rather blow up instantly than suffer in the flames of gasoline.
I think the idea of solid hydrogen is cool. Hydrogen clinging onto some compound for dear life ... huddled together with the potential force of a Normandy landing. The ramp comes down and the Hydro molecules march right into my fuel cell to return home as water drenched troops only to do it all over again. Hmmmm ... I'm nuts ... lets get magnetics involved and sound waves too for hydro separation ... why is everything so two dimensional around here. It may require a comprehensive solution not just this or that.
Hydro is almost here!