I want science to invent a way we can save up the heat for later
or save the cold from winter
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Fri 17 Jun 2022, 18:37,
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Easy.
Start with a solar collector in the summer hemisphere connected to to a salt/water heat battery array, which in turn connects to a pan-hemispheric megaplumbing network delivering hot water to taps in the winter hemisphere.
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Fri 17 Jun 2022, 19:21,
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Oh there's also the idea that we give everyone on earth a kilo of permafrost
that they can put in their fridge/freezer and save loads of electricity.
And release all the greenhouse gasses sequestered within it, and oh by the way we're strip mining the polar regions to do this.
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Fri 17 Jun 2022, 21:48,
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And release all the greenhouse gasses sequestered within it, and oh by the way we're strip mining the polar regions to do this.
Science accommodates your wish
It’s called “district heating”.
Currently saves loads of gas in the Danish (and Swedish + elsewhere) towns. Particularly where seasonal heat storages are deployed.
(I work with this stuff, so had to post unfunny and factual comment. Sorry.).
Lovely cartoon up there btw.
*re-lurks*
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Fri 17 Jun 2022, 22:07,
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Currently saves loads of gas in the Danish (and Swedish + elsewhere) towns. Particularly where seasonal heat storages are deployed.
(I work with this stuff, so had to post unfunny and factual comment. Sorry.).
Lovely cartoon up there btw.
*re-lurks*