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minus-square@Mojojojo1993linkEnglish11•1 year agoSomething to do with turbines. Water wheels seem to spin a turbine. Maybe it generated current or something. Similar with windmills? Gyroscope or something. Solar ? Quite clearly magical and a heretic, likely to burn me at the stake. Steam power pushes steam through A turbine maybe ? Lightening sky electricity. Get a bunch of metal and kites. Die.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink12•1 year agoSolar are LEDs. But instead of putting electricity into that light comes out, you push the light in to get electricity out.
minus-squareddhlinkfedilinkEnglish7•1 year agoPhotovoltaic isn’t the only solar. Probably much easier back then to direct mirrors at a kettle to drive a steam turbine.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink8•1 year agoYou’re thinking of steam. Create enough steam to turn a turbine that turns a magnet wrapped with copper. Fun fact, nuclear power is just a powerful way to create more steam.
minus-square@Mojojojo1993linkEnglish4•1 year agoAh. So turbines are steam. So ,magnets are key. Magic metal
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish6•1 year agoSpinning an iron bar between another iron bar wrapped with one thin copper piece makes zap light. It also makes a magnet for convenience.
Something to do with turbines.
Water wheels seem to spin a turbine. Maybe it generated current or something. Similar with windmills? Gyroscope or something.
Solar ? Quite clearly magical and a heretic, likely to burn me at the stake. Steam power pushes steam through A turbine maybe ?
Lightening sky electricity. Get a bunch of metal and kites. Die.
Solar are LEDs. But instead of putting electricity into that light comes out, you push the light in to get electricity out.
Photovoltaic isn’t the only solar. Probably much easier back then to direct mirrors at a kettle to drive a steam turbine.
You’re thinking of steam.
Create enough steam to turn a turbine that turns a magnet wrapped with copper.
Fun fact, nuclear power is just a powerful way to create more steam.
Ah. So turbines are steam. So ,magnets are key. Magic metal
Spinning an iron bar between another iron bar wrapped with one thin copper piece makes zap light.
It also makes a magnet for convenience.
So magic ? To the burning pile
Joke’s on you, that’s my fetish
Kinky