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originally posted by: Psynic
originally posted by: noeltrotsky
originally posted by: 2012newstart
Although Tesla Motors didn't say anything about Casimir effect to be used in existing cars, nothing stops it to announce it now for the new batteries.
I have heard absolutely zero point zero that Musk is interested in Zero Point Energy.
Musk choosing to name his company 'Tesla' should have been a clue.
How could he NOT be interested?
originally posted by: noeltrotsky
originally posted by: Psynic
originally posted by: noeltrotsky
originally posted by: 2012newstart
Although Tesla Motors didn't say anything about Casimir effect to be used in existing cars, nothing stops it to announce it now for the new batteries.
I have heard absolutely zero point zero that Musk is interested in Zero Point Energy.
Musk choosing to name his company 'Tesla' should have been a clue.
How could he NOT be interested?
I ask that because Musk might just be a guy that could get interested in the topic of zero point energy.
originally posted by: Psynic
All I said was, since he chose to name his company 'Tesla' it stands to reason he has some interest in Nikola Tesla's theories on zero point energy.
originally posted by: GetHyped
originally posted by: Psynic
All I said was, since he chose to name his company 'Tesla' it stands to reason he has some interest in Nikola Tesla's theories on zero point energy.
This is a massive leap in logic that is not supported by any evidence. It certainly doesn't "stand to reason", particularly as Musk seems to be well grounded in reality.
originally posted by: ignorant_ape
at this point - i just need to point out that elon musk neither named or founded ` tesla motors ` - but hey - carry on
originally posted by: 2012newstart
rt.com...
Tesla Motors says its ambitious plan to produce battery packs strong enough to power houses will be reality within six months. The promise comes as the company revealed lower-than-expected sales figures for Model S vehicles.
“We are going to unveil the Tesla home battery, the consumer battery that would be for use in people's houses or businesses fairly soon,” company’s CEO Elon Musk said during the latest earnings call, adding that the design stage of the product is over.
The new type of battery is likely to be unveiled in the next “month or two,” Chief Technology Officer JB Straubel stated, adding that the idea is “really great” and “I'm really excited about it,” without further elaborating on the details of the design
Although Tesla Motors didn't say anything about Casimir effect to be used in existing cars, nothing stops it to announce it now for the new batteries. Indeed, what big difference if they will have to be charged with solar energy? How about the cloudy days? The solar powered car doesn't enjoy big appreciation no matter it exists for years.
Instead, announcing to the large public the practical use of the well known Casimir effect (or if you will, zero point energy) will make the big difference.
What makes this special? Doesn't Tesla use the same tech you find in ecigs?