New heat engine

[montaga]

Gadolinium is needed, China is the largest producer followed by the US, Brazil, Sri Lanka, India, and Australia
https://youtu.be/3dYTYSqlU9k

[BADecker]

Now all we need is a way to make it practical and useful.

[dinokrang]

Innovations in energy technology are crucial. Is this a theoretical concept or something being tested in practice?

[montaga]

Innovations in energy technology are crucial. Is this a theoretical concept or something being tested in practice?

It is running right there, not doing any useful work. Some technology's will fade others drive, here is another one
https://x.com/i/status/2008265171035467856

[jvanname]

How much power does it produce? No much. So it looks like it is just a toy and nothing more. In other news, Bitcoiners continue to aggressively hate reversible computation because they lack intelligence.

[BADecker]

How much power does it produce? No much. So it looks like it is just a toy and nothing more. In other news, Bitcoiners continue to aggressively hate reversible computation because they lack intelligence.

That's right. The video is just a small example of what can be done. So, let's expand it into something that is practical, and cuts down fuel consumption.

[jvanname]

That's right. The video is just a small example of what can be done. So, let's expand it into something that is practical, and cuts down fuel consumption.

If you watched the video, you would realize that it still consumes energy because it is not magic. It may have some minor practical applications, but I do not expect for anyone's car to run on it any time soon. Perhaps we should focus on something better like reversible computation instead of taking engines that work and replacing them with engines that do not work very well.

Regards,

-Joseph Van Name Ph.D.