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E=mc2 and Smarter Energy 

a World Without Einstein Series

What does the most famous equation in science really mean?
And, how can it lead us to clean, cheap, abundant energy
that wouldn't damage our environment? And to cleaner energy.

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Image #1
Converting mass into energy is like
converting dollars into yen

Image #2
Aprocryphal image of Einstein discovering
his famous equation

 

Image #3
Options for supplying energy showing tons
of fuel that would be required by U.S. annually

Image #4
Atoms have two parts: an inside (nucleus,with almost all the energy) and an outside (electron cloud).

 

Image #5
Chemical reactions are grossly inefficient
because the nuclei are unchanged.

Image #6
Two very different ways of getting much more energy: make the nucleus smaller (fission) or make it larger (fusion).

 

Image #7
Our Sun. White dot shows size of Earth.
Fusion powers all stars.

Image #8
Near-term energy sources compared for cost and carbon emission (red line is where climatologists worry).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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