[Vwdiesel] Noicy Rabbit turbo ? ---(Loren you are correct)

[LBaird119 at aol.com]

> Aside from nuclear fission, which is a poor short term answer, and an 
> insane long term one, all energy is solar, gravitational or geothermal in 
> origin.

  Not all fission is evil.  Most we've seen has been because the plants 
were dual purpose, energy and weapons grade plutonium.  Lots of 
long half-life by products from that.  Fission plants produce less 
radiation than a coal plant and can be designed in "chain" so to speak.
If designed properly fuel from the first plant would create waste and 
energy, the waste from that plant can be used to power another 
plant that's designed to use THAT radioactive isotope and so on. 
  It still leaves radioactive waste but you can manage it down to 
smaller amounts or shorter half-life byproducts, which hasn't been 
the goal really yet.  :-(
  I think you can really boil it down to all power being "solar" since 
gravitational usually means water since pushing rocks into a bucket 
on a rope running a generator doesn't seem too practical.  ;-D  Water 
would stop flowing and cycling if not for the sun.  Same goes for 
geothermal.  "Tidal" forces on the planet's core should be what's keeping 
it toasty.  I've never heard any claims as to why it's molten other than 
inference to it being residual from creation of the planet.  With Io being 
the little hottie that it is around Jupiter, it would seem to be 
gravitational 
tugging, which would be the sun and a bit of the moon.
  When the big light goes out, noting else matters.  
     Loren