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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Cars / November 2004Where are the nuclear-powered Fords ???
I want to have a car that works with a small stick of Pu-239 for MONTHS ! > I want to have a car that works with a small stick of Pu-239 for MONTHS ! Right. That way when there is a recall it can be for a nuclear reactor leak in the car. I can read it now, Ford recalls 100,000,000 cars and trucks because the reactors have been found to leak causing hair loss and medical issues. Good thinking. >I want to have a car that works with a small stick of Pu-239 for MONTHS ! You want a steam powered car ??  SignatureFor Welsh Military Flying visit ....... www.groups.yahoo.com/group/V-A-S/ > I want to have a car that works with a small stick of Pu-239 for MONTHS ! whats the matter, that sail thing didnt work out? KB SignatureThunderSnake #9 Warn once, shoot twice 460 in the pkup, 460 on the stand for another pkup and one in the shed for a fun project to yet be decided on > I want to have a car that works with a small stick of Pu-239 for MONTHS ! Problems with the flux-capacitor production line. Convert all the spentout uranium as bunkerbusters and drop them in Iraq or Afghan. > I want to have a car that works with a small stick of Pu-239 for MONTHS ! > I want to have a car that works with a small stick of Pu-239 for MONTHS ! That would be a totally electric car that is charged only with power from nuclear power plants. Jeff > > I want to have a car that works with a small stick of Pu-239 for MONTHS ! > > That would be a totally electric car that is charged only with power from > nuclear power plants. > > Jeff As usual, that is incorrect. Sylvia Browne agrees that in about 50 years more or less our cars will run off of nuclear batteries. Imagine being able to convert nuclear radiation directly into electricity without having to use it to make steam first for some turbine engine or reciprocating engine. >> > I want to have a car that works with a small stick of Pu-239 for >> > MONTHS ! [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > radiation directly into electricity without having to use it to make > steam first for some turbine engine or reciprocating engine. Like that flying car that we were supposed to have according to the wonks back in the 50's. The WANKEL rotary was going to be more pollution free and economical... it's neither. Still waiting for the ceramic engine. But cold fusion.. is certainly a possibility. > I want to have a car that works with a small stick of Pu-239 for MONTHS ! Its coming out soon, the ford Cassini. It even has dial a yield for fuel economy concerns. And the reactor pod sits below the front seat, so the heated seat option is no extra cost...... Don't worry about that vasectomy either....... Bob |
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