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What Really Needs To Be Invented?

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Rockinron
When: 22 Jun 17 22:07
"A lightweight car battery that allows the car to run for 500 miles"
Surely we're nearly there with that one ...with Lithium Ion batteries....
like the Tesla Car.
Tesla Model S Yes, you can drive a long way, but 300 miles requires some adjustments.
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Rockinron
When: 22 Jun 17 22:08
Love to see "anti gravity" drive for space ships...Wink
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Art Decko
When: 23 Jun 17 01:11
Love to see "anti gravity" drive for space ships...
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Art Decko
When: 23 Jun 17 01:14
"Love to see "anti gravity" drive for space ships..."I'm sure that's been around for ages ...I remember seeing a documentary about it in the sixties ...William Shatner was in it IIRC ...
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The Leopard
When: 02 Jul 17 13:34
Yes....he had a friend with pointy ears....kept saying Nanu-Nanu !

IIRC...
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 02 Jul 17 18:43
gravity is a weak, weak, weak weak weak weak force.

electro magnetic force is much stronger.

you want that in yer imaginary space ships.
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