Thursday, March 29, 2012

Elephants: A Quaker Friend asks abt 'Going Solar," Have you seen this Solar Parity Grid interactive map?, Cars that run off water?, New Swahili page

A Quaker Friend, in Baltimore, MD, I think, asks:

"Anybody have experience "going solar" with your home or small business?

My {Quaker} organization is looking into doing it!" ...

I'd like to add an overview of such a process with pragmatic details -

as a kind of teaching and learning resource -

to WUaS's Solar Engineering -


Building Green Houses and Dwellings -


wiki subjects... Suggestions? RG & MK ... Thank you!


Solar thermal for water heating systems (which is 'there,' efficient, pays for itself quickly in California, and which was added to my house about a year ago), or Solar PV, RG? (For an estimate, @MK is very knowledgable, experienced with the Solar business, and great).



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just found this -


Home Testing For Solar Roof Coverage?

http://ask.slashdot.org/story/12/03/29/215231/ask-slashdot-home-testing-for-solar-roof-coverage -

which I'll look to add to some WUaS's Solar pages


and

MIT Solar Towers Beat Solar Panels By Up To 20x

http://tech.slashdot.org/story/12/03/27/1621224/mit-solar-towers-beat-solar-panels-by-up-to-20x


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Have you seen this Solar Parity Grid interactive map?


will add to World Univ & Sch's Solar Energy wiki subject ...


Happy New Year!


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"Japanese to mass produce cars that run off water!" -


added to World University and School's wiki 'Electric and Hybrid Vehicles' subject page -


seems like this 'WATER CAR' could be a significant part of a plan for reversing Global Warming
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This is fascinating ... is it for real?



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Swahili page made (in English) at World University and School, in conversation with Pastor Obidiah ... http://worlduniversityandschool.blogspot.com/2012/03/swahili-page-made-at-world-university.html (the new, WUaS Blog) ... where you can openly, freely teach and learn Swahili, - http://worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Swahili - and much more (WUaS Kiswahili in Kiswahili to come, and expandable) ... with MIT OCW as a core, with an invitation to teach, learn and create ... Pastor Obadiah Nguku Kimanzi ... Thank you, Nguku!






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