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Oh please, it's perfectly feasible. The catch is you need to put more energy in than you get out, and it won't save you any money. But it's not "against the l
by MichaelCollins 4y ago
Oh please, it's perfectly feasible. The catch is you need to put more energy in than you get out, and it won't save you any money. But it's not "against the laws of physics and chemistry"
(The reason it might be done despite costing more money is mostly PR.)
- laverya 4y ago> (The reason it might be done despite costing more money is mostly PR.) And practice for doing so in locations that have access to water + CO2 but not petroleum refining capabilities, such as Mars.