Barking Mat
Cuddler of hedgehogs.
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Valencia, Spain, a year's rainfall in 8 hours. Crazy.
Poor souls.
Poor souls.
wont last thoughLakes and ponds in Sahara dessert.
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'Exceptional': Intense Rainfall Has Transformed The Sahara Desert
In Morocco's southeastern desert, a rare downpour has brought lakes and ponds back to life, with locals – and tourists – hailing it as a gift from the heavens.www.sciencealert.com
this is all in the last two days.
who just moved to spain on forum were they afected![]()
down in to the sea .once went to Spain on holiday and it literaly chucked it down for half an hour the spillways overflowed and water was bombing down the streetI wondered where all the rain had gone....
Amazingly it’s dry all week here in the midlands, grey, dirty sky, but only 5% chance of rain until after the weekend.I wondered where all the rain had gone....
Shocking images almost looks like a film set
of course a warmer planet = more moisture in the air.
It's surprising how many people only see global warming as causing droughts.
What happens when we are all driving hydrogen powered vehicles?
It’ll never happen, hydrogens an awful choice of fuel to use in a car!Shocking images almost looks like a film set
of course a warmer planet = more moisture in the air.
It's surprising how many people only see global warming as causing droughts.
What happens when we are all driving hydrogen powered vehicles?
please elaborateIt’ll never happen, hydrogens an awful choice of fuel to use in a car!
It’ll never happen, hydrogens an awful choice of fuel to use in a car!
It’s not very energy dense, so you need a lot of it, in high pressure round cylinder shaped tanks to do any distance. Then you need some precious metals to convert it to electric in a fuel cell, then a battery to provide a buffer and then to an electric motor. You could burn it in an engine but that’s very inefficient.please elaborate
It’s not very energy dense, so you need a lot of it, in high pressure round cylinder shaped tanks to do any distance. Then you need some precious metals to convert it to electric in a fuel cell, then a battery to provide a buffer and then to an electric motor. You could burn it in an engine but that’s very inefficient.
In the meantime you have to firstly produce the hydrogen, using a lot of energy, then pressurise it, store it and transport it, then store it again - all the time it’s doing its best to leak out.
The upshot being, if you charged a battery with the same amount of energy used to produce the hydrogen you would go about 3 times a far.