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That doesn't seem clear-cut to me. There's a lot of energy in waves that could be captured somehow. It's not like a perpetual motion machine.
by nardi 11y ago
That doesn't seem clear-cut to me. There's a lot of energy in waves that could be captured somehow. It's not like a perpetual motion machine.
- unclebucknasty 11y agoThe notion of capturing wave energy as the waves are being travelled through was what set off my skepticism. My thinking was that energy thus "captured" would entail resistance that opposes the work to move the craft, thereby offsetting any energy "gained".
- nardi 11y ago> energy thus "captured" would entail resistance that opposes the work to move the craft Only if capturing motion that opposes the direction of movement.